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Acquire learning approaches
that support development and
school success
Select a simple family recipe that your child can help make.
Activities and Strategies
for Development
Rub-A-Dub-Dub, New Toys in the Tub
At bath time, give your child a waterproof toy to play with in the tub.
Invite your child to explore it.
Say to your child, for example, “I wonder if it will float on the top or sink to the
bottom? Let’s see what happens.” “I wonder if the toy will hold water?—Oh,
look, the water is pouring through the holes!”
For safety, remind your child that she must not put anything in the tub without first
asking an adult.
Favorite Family Recipe
Assemble all the ingredients, measuring cups, bowls, and spoons.
Give your child one or more simple tasks throughout the cooking activity, such
as kneading, stirring, pouring from the cup or spoon, or setting the timer.
Encourage your child to smell and feel the various ingredients. Wash hands first!
Enjoy the delicious flavor of the recipe when finished!
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