Category: Learning Throughout the Day
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Bath Time Story Time
Your Child Will Learn
A way to make bath time more fun
Here’s What to Do
- Tell your child that tonight’s bath time is going to be a story time. Ask what character they’d like the story to be about.
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Bath Time Book
Your Child Will Learn
A way to make bath time more fun
Here’s What to Do
- Choose a book to be your “bath time book.” Bring it into the bathroom during bath time.
- Read a page or two, and then
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Doll Routines
Your Child Will Learn
A game to help make them excited about personal hygiene routines
Here’s What to Do
- Ask your child to choose a favorite doll or stuffed animal
- As you go through your morning or evening routine, ask
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Musical Tooth Brushing
Your Child Will Learn
A fun way to brush their teeth
Here’s What to Do
- Pick a tooth brushing song. It can be any song 1-2 minutes in length, or search “tooth brushing song” on the internet.
- Play the song
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Eat the Rainbow
Your Child Will Learn
Food vocabulary, colors, and where different foods come from
Here’s What to Do
- Draw a rainbow (include red, yellow, orange, green, blue, and purple stripes).
- Challenge your child to find a food in your kitchen that
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Baking Transformations
Your Child Will Learn
To observe the physical changes that happen to ingredients while baking.
Here’s What to Do
- Choose a favorite family baking recipe that’s special to your culture, such as making tortillas, pita or naan, or a special
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Cooking Rice
Your Child Will Learn
Observing how a non-living object can change
Here’s What to Do
- Gather the supplies you need to make rice (using whatever method your family usually uses).
- Before cooking, observe the rice and the water. Ask your
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Water Journal
Your Child Will Learn
How water plays a role in everyday life
Here’s What to Do
- For a whole day, ask your child to notice each time water is used.
- Make a list: write down each time your child notices
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Fast and Slow
Your Child Will Learn
Words to describe speed
Here’s What to Do
- Head to a playground or outdoor space where you can swing and move with your child. You can do this activity with swings or infant scooters or even
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Parts of My Body
Your Child Will Learn
Names of body parts
Here’s What to Do
- Use diaper or bath time to teach your child the parts of their body. Make it a game!
- Point to one of your child’s body parts and say