Glass Half Full

Sometimes it’s all about the simplest things. Whenever we’re struggling, it’s great to go back to basics.

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Picture Conversation

You can create personal stories for Owen using pictures that you find in newspapers and magazines. Encourage him to choose a picture and together make up a story based on what he sees.

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Counting Walk

As you walk, ask your child to pick a landmark, like the next corner or an upcoming sign, and count how many steps it takes to get there.

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Wacky Walk

Going on a walk doesn’t have to be ordinary! Take a Wacky Walk with your child outside or around the house. Every five steps, take turns changing the way you walk.

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Math Munching

At mealtime or snacktime, create math stories with your child: “Imagine you’re a hungry bear and these crackers look yummy.”

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Calm Down Kit

Using an empty shoebox or another container, have your child put special items inside that help them calm down, like a book, a favourite toy, or piece of clothing.

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Rhyme Zone

You can play this rhyming game anywhere, anytime. Think of a fun word, then let your child come up with another word that rhymes with it.

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Take Three To Watch

Take three minutes today to watch your child. Pay attention to what they look at, how they move, what they sound like, and what they are learning.

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Doing The Dishes

When you have a sink full of dishes, turn the chore into something fun. As you scrub, ask your child to talk about the shapes of each dish.

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Measure Me

Your child is building a strong foundation for learning when you help them understand how one thing, like string, can stand for something else, like the length of their arm.

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