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•  Rhymes  -- rhyming words support the development of languages, both spoken and musical.  •  Movement  -- moving large muscles promotes bo...

Zz "Z" week Zippity Do Dah, it's Z week! 1. Zoom across the room. 2. Gallop like a zebra. 3. Act like your favorite zoo a...

Yy "Y" week 1. Count all the yellow toys in your room. 2. Yell, I love you to someone in your family. 3. Draw a colorful pict...

Xx "X" week. This is another listening experience for the parents to do with their child.   Directions:   1. Put a green X on ...

The more you expose your baby to language, the stronger his verbal skills will be. Language acquisition is a gradual process that involves m...

Ww "W" week 1. Look for signs of winter. 2. Walk around your house five times. 3. Count the windows in your kitchen. 4. Walk...

Vv "V" week 1. Smell vanilla. 2. Run very fast.   3. Count the vehicles on your street.   4. Talk in a very soft voice.   5...

Uu "U" week 1. If you were a unicorn, where would you play? 2. How many umbrellas in your home? 3. Reach up to the sky. 4. L...

Tt "T" week 1. Move slowly like a turtle. 2. Touch your toes, two times. 3. Draw ten triangles. 4. Talk on the telephone to ...

Ss "S" week 1. Touch your shoes seven times. (While your shoes are on your feet, you sillies!) 2. Count the stars in the sky. ...

Rr "R" week 1. Draw a rainbow for someone you love. 2. Count all the red toys in your bedroom. 3. Listen to the radio. 4. Ho...

Qq For "Q" week, make a quilt pattern.   Number the squares. Then the parents give directions for each square. Boxes: 1. yello...

Kids should enjoy their summer, but often they waste a lot of time claiming they are bored. Here are a few places that offer free or low co...

Pp "P" week 1. Eat a piece of fruit. 2. Put your pants and socks on all by yourself. 3. Paint or draw a pretty picture for yo...