Dinosaurs Week 1 Lesson Plan - 1 - 2 - 3 Learn Curriculum
Dinosaurs Week 1 Lesson Plan - 1 - 2 - 3 Learn Curriculum
Dinosaurs Week 1 Lesson Plan - 1 - 2 - 3 Learn Curriculum
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Sound Off<br />
As infant gets older, new sounds from unexpected places<br />
engage her attention. In addition, at this age she's starting to<br />
understand that a movement made here results in a sound<br />
made there. Coming up with novel ways to produce sound is<br />
as easy as rummaging through your kitchen cabinets.<br />
Appropriate for: 4 to 8 months<br />
Skills developed: Auditory<br />
What you'll need: Various kitchen implements<br />
Give raspberry blowing a new twist by filling a glass or a clear<br />
plastic cup with water and blowing bubbles into it with a straw.<br />
Your baby will not only like the sight of the bubbles, but she'll<br />
also find the noise most intriguing. (Don't let her handle the<br />
glass or straw herself.)<br />
Swirl a metal spatula or spoon around inside a metal bowl for<br />
another captivating sound. Crinkle some tinfoil or wax paper,<br />
set off the kitchen timer, or open and shut the trash can. As<br />
long as the infant is supervised, there's no reason the sounds<br />
of the kitchen shouldn't entertain her safely.