Category: Store
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Music All Around Us
Your Child Will Learn
How to recognize music in the world around us
Here’s What to Do
- Begin in a relatively quiet environment indoors or outside.
- Walk around and notice the sounds that you hear (birds chirping, horns honking, faucet
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More or Less?
Your Child Will Learn
Comparing the amounts of two groups of objects
Here’s What to Do
- Wherever you are (home, playground, bus, store, etc.), direct your child’s attention to compare groups of objects. Try to find groups with 5 items
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Letters on the Road
Your Child Will Learn
To identify uppercase and lowercase letters
Here’s What to Do
- While on a long drive or bus ride, ask your child to identify uppercase and lowercase letters on road and traffic signs throughout your journey. (Or,
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Do You Hear What I Hear
Your Child Will Learn
To separate the beginning sounds of spoken words with help from adults
Here’s What to Do
- Visit a public place where your child will hear different sounds of things in the surrounding environment; examples of places
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Find the Food Groups
Your Child Will Learn
An introduction to food groups
Here’s What to Do
- At the grocery store, talk about healthy food groups as you pass through different parts of the grocery store. Some of the major healthy food groups:
- Carbohydrates
- At the grocery store, talk about healthy food groups as you pass through different parts of the grocery store. Some of the major healthy food groups:
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Rose, Thorn, Bud
Your Child Will Learn
How to tell an adult about their emotions
Here’s What to Do
- Choose a time when you can do your Rose, Thorn, Bud reflections at the end of every day (like: commute home from school, dinner
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Rainbow Food
Your Child Will Learn
Names and colors of fruits and vegetables
Here’s What to Do
- Draw a rainbow (include red, yellow, orange, green, blue, and purple stripes).
- Bring your rainbow drawing to the grocery store. Head to the produce section.
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Let’s Shop for Numbers!
Your Child Will Learn
Recognizing Numerals 1-5
Here’s What to Do
- Before heading to a store, make a “number shopping list”- write numbers 1-5 on a piece of paper and draw a box next to each number.
- When you arrive
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Shopping for Numbers
Your Child Will Learn
Recognizing Numerals 1-20
Here’s What to Do
- Before heading to a store, make a “number shopping list”- write numbers 1-20 on a piece of paper and draw a checkbox next to each number.
- When you arrive