Category: Mess Level
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Create A Song
Your Child Will Learn
Speaking words is different from singing sounds
Here’s What to Do
- Think about all of your baby’s wonderful attributes!
- Create a short song of 3-5 lines about your baby, including their name
- Add harmonies and rhythms
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Explore A Museum
Your Child Will Learn
Museums are spaces where people can learn about the things they see and experience
Here’s What to Do
- Plan a trip to a child-friendly museum
- While inside the museum, tell your child to point to things
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The Clothes We Wear
Your Child Will Learn
Clothing is a creative form of expression
Here’s What to Do
- Cut up some fabric scraps or old clothes with bright and interesting colors and designs
- Ask your child to draw a self-portrait and have them
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Kitchen Music
Your Child Will Learn
Different sounds can be created with kitchen objects
Here’s What to Do
- Give your baby safe and shatter-proof kitchen objects like light-weight pots, pans, wooden spoons, plastic spoons, plastic spatulas, plastic bowls, and etc. (avoid objects
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Fast and Slow Music
Your Child Will Learn
Exploring movement and music
Here’s What to Do
- Place your baby on a blanket on the floor. Play some music or sing to your baby.
- Hand your baby a scarf, tissue, or handkerchief, and hold one
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Let’s Cook Together
Your Child Will Learn
Food and cooking vocabulary
Here’s What to Do
- Describe to your baby what you’re going to cook. Talk about each step as you complete it.
- Show your baby different ingredients and kitchen tools. Name the items
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Talk and Change
Your Child Will Learn
How to have a “conversation”
Here’s What to Do
- As you go through the diapering routine, describe each step to your baby as you do them.
- Keep eye contact with your baby, asking and answering your
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Picture Walk
Your Child Will Learn
To look at pictures and words in a book, and that reading is fun!
Here’s What to Do
- Choose a board book to read that has only pictures or just a few words.
- Read the title
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Push and Pull
Your Child Will Learn
When more or less force is needed to move an object
Here’s What to Do
- Gather a laundry basket/cardboard box and objects of different weights to put inside (books, cans, water bottles, toys, shoes, etc.).
- Ask