Hey there, little friends! Do you like playing with toys? Let’s see if you have any of these fun toys at home:
Now, let’s say the names of these toys together in a big voice! Ready?
Wow, that was so much fun! You did an amazing job. Thanks for playing and learning with me. See you next time for more fun!
Toy Adventure Hunt: Ask your child to go on a toy adventure hunt around the house. Encourage them to find as many toys from the list as possible. Once they find a toy, have them describe what it does and why they like playing with it. This activity helps children connect words with objects and enhances their descriptive skills.
Create a Toy Story: Encourage your child to pick three toys from the list and create a short story about them. Ask questions like, “What adventures do these toys go on?” or “How do they help each other?” This activity stimulates creativity and helps children practice storytelling.
Build and Play: Using Lego blocks, challenge your child to build a toy from the list, like a rocket or a train. Once built, have them explain how they made it and what features it has. This hands-on activity enhances fine motor skills and encourages imaginative play.
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Hey kids! What toys do you have? Maybe you have some of these:
– Teddy bear
– Toy train
– Rocket
– Robot
– Rocking horse
– Rubber duck
– Toy clown
– Lego blocks
– Doll
– Toy drum
Okay kids, sounds like we’re having lots of fun with these toys! Let’s do this one more time. In a big voice, repeat after me:
– Teddy bear
– Toy train
– Rocket
– Robot
– Rocking horse
– Rubber duck
– Toy clown
– Lego blocks
– Doll
– Toy drum
That was lots of fun, kids! Thanks for watching. See you next time!
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