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TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
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Read a favorite cat story to your toddler.
(Language) |
Go to a pet store and name the kittens you see. (Language) |
Cut a cat shape out of one of your toddler’s paintings.
(Art) |
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Make a happy and a sad face on the two sides of a paper plate. (Feelings/ Opposites) |
Discuss why winter clothes are heavier than summer clothes. (Science) |
Costumes made from sleeper blankets are great for keeping toddlers warm.)
(Safety Tip) |
Encourage your toddler to fly like a friendly ghost. (Movement) |
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Read your child the rhyme “We Willie Winken”. (Rhyme) |
Make spiders for snacks, using prunes with small pretzel sticks for legs. (Cooking) |
Show your child a cracked egg and a cooked egg. Discuss liquid vs. solid. (Opposites/ Science) |
Columbus Day
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Show your child how to make a circle with their thumb and their pointer finger.
(Coordination) |
Save spray can lids for your toddler to use for stacking.
(Coordination) |
Do “This Little Piggy Went To Market” with your child, touching toes as you go. (Rhymes) |
Set out some textured carpet squares for your child to walk on. (Sensory Exploration) |
Give your child a pile of shoes to sort by size. (Size Discrimination) |
How many things can you think of to do with a real orange?
(Problem Solving) |
Mix red and yellow paint to make orange paint. (Art/Science) |
Plan oranges for a snack.
(Color Snack) |
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Put orange toys in a basket.
(Color Recognition) |
Make some orange play dough for your toddler to play with. (Color/Art) |
Consider giving out plastic spider rings instead of candy this year.
(Tip) |
Take things in and out of a plastic pumpkin candy holder. (Opposites/ Coordination) |
Make a pumpkin puppet by attaching a large craft stick to an orange pumpkin shape.
(Art) |
Sponge paint orange paint onto a white pumpkin shape.
(Art) |
Sing a song about “Do You Know The Pumpkin Man” to the tune of the “Muffin Man.
(Music) |
Sort Halloween candy by type of package; or chocolate vs. not chocolate. (Sorting) |
Happy Halloween

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