Category: Social Studies
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Attend A Community Festival
Your Child Will Learn
Communities come together to celebrate many things, like culture and customs
Here’s What to Do
- Plan to attend a local festival in your community that is family-friendly and appropriate for children
- Seek festivals with hands-on activities
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Days of the Week
Your Child Will Learn
Each day has a name and the days of the week have a specific order
Here’s What to Do
- On a large sheet of paper, draw a caterpillar with eight connected circles
- Draw a smiley face
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Today, Yesterday, & Tomorrow
Your Child Will Learn
Sometimes we use the words today, yesterday, and tomorrow to describe days of the week
Here’s What to Do
- Add the words today, yesterday, and tomorrow to the caterpillar drawing from the Days of the Week
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Explore A Local Monument
Your Child Will Learn
Monuments are natural or manmade structures that celebrates a special person or historical moment
Here’s What to Do
- Visit a local monument that your child can physically interact with through sight, sound, or touch
- Explain who
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Explore A Local Landmark
Your Child Will Learn
Landmarks are large structures that represent ideas and tell stories about surrounding environments
Here’s What to Do
- Visit a local landmark that your child can physically interact with through sight, sound, or touch
- Explain what the
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Exploring Public Transportation
Your Child Will Learn
Public transportation moves people from one place to another
Here’s What to Do
- Plan a trip for your child to experience riding public transportation, like a bus, train, tram, light rail, or ferry
- Show your child
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Family Treasures
Your Child Will Learn
Family histories are remembered by looking at heirlooms and special objects passed down from generation to generation
Here’s What to Do
- Select a family heirloom or special object that was passed down to you from an
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Family Schedule
Your Child Will Learn
People remember what to do throughout the day by using a schedule
Here’s What to Do
- Create a family schedule on large paper with the days of the week and times so your children understand when
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Family Recipes
Your Child Will Learn
Families pass down recipes for memories and special occasions
Here’s What to Do
- Think of a family recipe that is connected to a memory or special occasion
- Share how you learned the recipe, who taught it
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Family Safety Plan
Your Child Will Learn
During an emergency, there a things we should do and places we should go to be safe
Here’s What to Do
- Discuss potential emergency situations that are specific to your regional location, like fires, floods, tornadoes,