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MONDAY |
TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
SATURDAY |
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Glue yellow tissue paper petals to a brown paper circle to make a sunflower.
(Art) |
Glue clean coffee grounds in the center of paper sunflower.
(Art) |
Have your child search for sunflowers at your local grocery store or florist.
(Nature) |
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Make juice Popsicles with your child.
(Cooking) |
Stuff small
zip-lock bags with cotton balls to make simple beanbags.
(Sm. Muscle Dev.) |
Toss beanbags into a basket.
(Coordination) |
Tell your
child how special he is
to you.
(Self-Esteem) |
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Make a tent outside using chairs and blankets.
(Imagination) |
Do nature collages by gluing nature items onto cardboard.
(Art) |
Give your
child a bucket of water and
a large paint brush to “paint” the house.
(Lg. Muscle Dev.) |
Show your child how to put small cars down a cardboard
tube chute.
(Science) |
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Make a pretend steering wheel for your child from a paper plate.
(Imagination) |
Let your child help you wash plastic toys outside.
(Responsibility) |
Make up songs with your child’s name in them. (Music/Lang-uage Dev.) |
Play baseball with a cardboard tube bat and
a crushed paper ball.
(Coordination) |
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Count red cars as they pass you while riding
in a bus or
a car.
(Math) |
Discuss with your child how sometimes her cars go “fast” and sometimes “slow”.
(Opposites) |
Make garages for your
child’s cars
by using old shoe boxes.
(Imagination) |
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Sing
“Twinkle, Twinkle,
Little Star”.
(Music) |
Make your child a star wand by
gluing a cardboard
star to a straw. (Imagination) |
Have your child count
the points
on a star.
(Math) |
Sort out a basket of red and blue toys into two piles.
(Color Discrimination) |
Sort a group
of balls by size, smallest to largest.
(Size) |
