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TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
SATURDAY |
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Show your child how to make a square with four craft sticks.
(Shapes)
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Act out opposites. Go over and under a chair. Walk up and down
the stairs.
(Language)
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Set out ice cubes in a variety of places-in the shade, on the sidewalk,
in the dirt. Which one melts first?
(Science)
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Make a "My Favorite Things" book with magazine pictures.
(Reading)
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Glue eight paper arms to a paper plate to make an octopus.
(Numbers)
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Brush water on cement to make Water Pictures.
(Art) |
Take off your shoes and walk through the grass.
(Sensory Exploration)
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Squeeze lemons and make lemonade with the juice of 4 lemons, 3 cups
water, and ½ cup sugar.
(Cooking)
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Make a Night Sky picture by placing star stickers on dark paper.
(Art) |
Fold a sheet of paper back and forth to make a fan.
(Small motor)
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Make a paper fan for a friend.
(Kindness)
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What would you take on a picnic?
(Thinking Skills) |
Dance in the sunshine with streamers and scarves.
(Movement) |
Use blue and green markers to make curvy lines on paper. Add fish
stickers to your "ocean."
(Writing)
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Visit a local produce stand. Pick a new fruit or vegetable to try.
(Nutrition) |
Let your child help you wash the windows.
(Helping)
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Plan a pretend trip. Would you get there by boat, plane, car, or train?
(Geography) |
Show your child pictures of when he/she was a baby.
(History)
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Talk about water safety-wear a life jacket, stay with an adult, and
any other rules you have.
(Safety) |
Practice saying "please" and "thank you."
(Social Skills) |
Have a red day. Wear red clothes, play games with red toys, and eat
red foods.
(Colors) |
Look through a newspaper to find and circle the first letter of your
child's name.
(Letters)
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Look in a mirror and make feeling faces: happy, sad, mad, and tired.
(Feelings)
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Cool off with an ice cream treat.
(Sensory Exploration) |
Buzz around like honey bees, from flower to flower.
(Movement) |
Play a simple board game with your child.
(Thinking Skills) |
Visit your child's school. Talk about what the first day of school
will be like.
(Feelings) |
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