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Shampoo Shakers<br />

Get two plastic drink or shampoo bottles. Choose bottles that will be easy for<br />

your child to grasp with one hand.<br />

Put beads, pebbles, or jingle bells in the bottles and use super glue or hot glue to<br />

secure the top in place. (Look for bells in a craft store.)<br />

Play music and invite your child to sit and shake her shakers. She can stand up<br />

and walk around shaking them, too!<br />

Pretend Play Box<br />

Assemble a box with items your child can use to begin to engage in pretend play.<br />

Fill the box with items that relate to each other such as:<br />

• Cleaning items such as sponges, a small scrub brush, a whisk broom, and an<br />

empty spray bottle<br />

• Baby care items such as a doll, blanket, baby bottle, comb, and brush<br />

• Food shopping items such as empty food boxes or plastic containers, a basket<br />

to put the items in, and pretend food<br />

• Transportation items such as toy cars, trucks, airplanes, and motorcycles<br />

• Dress-up items such as hats, gloves, large shoes, purses, or bags<br />

• Mealtime items such as plastic plates, cups, spoons, and pretend food<br />

• Cooking items such as pots, pans, and large spoons<br />

Change the items in your Pretend Play Box often and watch your child begin to<br />

enjoy “pretend play.”<br />

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