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274 3Three year olds Communicate without words, using motions and gestures, as they: • Use physical signals and body language to send a message • Use facial expressions to send a message Demonstrate oral language skills using words as they: Expresses thoughts with sounds, words, and gestures (expressive language) • Answer questions • Tell about experiences they have had • Speak in increasingly longer sentences • Tell what they want or need • Use position words such as “inside,” “outside,” “under,” “over,” and “beside” • Use their home language to communicate Use oral language in social situations as they: • Greet familiar adults and peers • Participate in conversations with adults and peers • Use polite language such as “please,” “thank you,” and “you’re welcome” • Speak clearly enough for adults to understand continued...
Use oral language for creative expression as they: • Imitate voices of different characters as they play • Use language in playful ways • Make up simple stories Ask questions as they: • Wonder about “who,” “what,” “when,” “where,” and “why” 275
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Contents Acknowledgements..........
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v • • • • based on high qua
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v Learning Tips Throughout the Acti
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Gain control of head and body as th
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The Toy on the Hill Stack some firm
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Busy Fingers Make your own “crib
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1 Just a Spoonful To help your infa
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1 Respond to verbal or physical sig
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1 Yucky Shoe! (for a younger infant
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18 Show attachment toward significa
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20 Where Did She Go? Place an infan
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22 Show awareness of other children
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24 Baby Drums When another child is
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26 Show beginning sense of self as
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28 Calendar of Pride! A Calendar of
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Standards: • Learning approaches
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Learning approaches for development
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Choose toys or find safe household
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38 Understands spoken words (recept
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40 Music to Follow Along Put on one
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42 Use motions and gestures to begi
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44 M K O II I T D N II S O N Playin
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46 Tips about Bilingual Development
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48 Foundations for reading Puppet S
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50 This Book is About . . . Choose
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52 Explore objects with different s
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54 Shapes and Sizes Give your infan
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56 Foundations for science Actively
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58 Awesome Outdoors Take your infan
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60 0 Infants Begin to recognize sig
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62 Just Like Home Use these strateg
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64 Gross motor skills Begin to cont
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66 Stocking Ball Basketball Make
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68 Control hands and fingers as the
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70 Grocery Helper When you go to th
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72 Help with feeding as they: •
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74 Dressing Up Create a box for you
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76 Your toddler may have a small an
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78 Health and safety skills Stop th
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80 Model safety rules and state the
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82 Build relationships with adults
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84 Little Ducklings Save a few slic
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86 Begin to relate to other childre
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88 A Drop in the Bucket When your c
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90 One year olds have short attenti
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92 Self-awareness Mirror Magic Sit
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94 Let your one year old begin to m
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96 Self-control Mad Molly Make a si
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98 Your toddler has strong feelings
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100 Self-expression Outdoor Art Act
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102 Display your child’s artwork
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104 Begin to show curiosity in the
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106 Baby Board Books Choose a quiet
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110 Respond to spoken words as they
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112 Get Ready to Go Teach your chil
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114 Begin to express self freely an
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116 Yes or No? Meals are good times
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118 Tips About Bilingual Developmen
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120 Foundations for reading Activit
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122 Read to your child every day. S
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124 Foundations for writing Activit
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128 Explore basic shapes as they:
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130 Foundations for math Activities
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132 Matching Caps Gather a few caps
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134 Actively explore the environmen
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136 Where is Enzo’s Nose? Sit wit
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138 Give your one year old opportun
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140 SAFE WITH ME Foundations for so
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142 Children’s first relationship
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144 Control body movements as they:
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146 Fitness Fun On a day when the w
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148 Control hands and fingers as th
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150 Pat-a-Cake, Cut-a-Cake Add safe
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152 Feed themselves as they: •
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154 Potty Training Read a book such
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156 Pay attention to safety instruc
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158 Name That Food! While shopping
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162 Build relationships with adults
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164 Can-Do List! Observe your child
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166 Children develop a positive sel
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168 Personal relationships with chi
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170 Friendship Fort When your child
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172 hand eyes nose foot Self-awaren
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174 Let your two year old begin to
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176 Self-control Our Daily Plan Hel
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178 Shh! is for the Library Plan a
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180 Express themselves creatively t
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182 Little Drummer Help your child
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184 Show curiosity in learning new
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186 Gooey Fingers Provide your chil
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190 Respond to spoken words as they
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192 PB&J Invite your child to help
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194 Communicate without words, usin
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196 Expresses thoughts with sounds,
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198 Strolling Stories Take your chi
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200 Begin to follow what happens in
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202 Foundations for reading Activit
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204 ten little toes ten little fing
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206 Foundations for writing Activit
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208 Sand Writing Fill a dishpan or
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210 Begin to identify basic shapes
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212 Foundations for math Activities
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214 Cereal Shake You will need two
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216 Look at pictures in a book such
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218 Foundations for science Activit
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220 Bunches of Bandaids Use one of
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222 Recognize family roles and pers
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Page 268 and 269: 258 Grandma Rules! Talk about the d
Page 270 and 271: 260 Self-expression Paint Projects
Page 272 and 273: 262 Encourage your child to express
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Page 294 and 295: 284 Scribble as they: • • •
Page 296 and 297: 286 Refrigerator Gallery Pick out a
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Page 302 and 303: 292 Foundations for math The Shape
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Page 308 and 309: 298 Foundations for science Activit
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Page 312 and 313: 302 Foundations for social studies
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Page 316 and 317: 306 Approaches to Learning A House
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