Prep dots cut from construction paper. Instruct the child to arrange the dots as the outline to a shape, then glue the dots down. Ask the child to 'connect the dots' into a drawing. (continue reading)
Break out the art supplies and a big piece of paper for the child to create an undersea scene with sea creatures. Include details such as undersea plants, shells, and coral. (continue reading)
With the child, role play meaningful friendship scenarios. Demonstrate how to be a good friend. Afterwards, talk about the words they used and the things they did, and discuss which work best. (continue reading)
Provide markers and ten sheets of paper to the child, and write a single number on each sheet from 1 to 10. Tape up the numbers around the room. Have the child arrange items related to the number under the paper. (continue reading)
Select a few non-fiction books for the child to read. After reading, work with the child to write down facts that they learned and questions they have. (continue reading)
Discuss how family members show they care in big and small ways. Together write each thing on a slip of paper. Select one slip for an act of kindness to perform every day until all of the slips are gone. (continue reading)
