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33-34 Months

Toddler's Month & Play

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MondayNew today
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#354NEW
Long Jump — How Far Can You Jump?
Stand behind a tape line, bend knees, swing arms and jump forward — landing on both feet. Mark where they land. Measure with hand-spans: '4 hand-spans!' Try 3 times, use the best. Write the record. Beat it next week.
⚠Safety: Clear the floor of toys and sharp corners, use a non-slip surface, and stay close to your toddler. Use a soft landing mat and clear the space around it.
Motor SkillsMasking tape for starting line, small stones or stickers for marking landing
My note
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#355NEW
The Honesty Jar
Place a jar on a low shelf. 'Every time you tell the truth about something hard, a button goes in the honesty jar.' When they tell a difficult truth: 'Brave and honest — a button goes in!' Count buttons together every Sunday.
⚠Safety: Small items such as bottle caps, buttons and pebbles are a choking risk. Stay beside your toddler, keep them seated, and count every item back in at the end.
Emotional DevelopmentSmall clear jar, buttons or pebbles as tokens, low shelf
My note
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TuesdayNew today
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#353NEW
Read a 3-Word Sentence Card
Hold up 5 three-word sentence cards (MAMA EATS ROTI, DOG RUNS FAST, BABY DRINKS MILK). Read each slowly, pointing to every word and acting it out. After a week, point to each word and wait — do they say it first?
Speech & Language5 sentence cards written on cardboard using word-wall words
My note
WednesdayRepeat
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#353REPEAT
Read a 3-Word Sentence Card
Hold up 5 three-word sentence cards (MAMA EATS ROTI, DOG RUNS FAST, BABY DRINKS MILK). Read each slowly, pointing to every word and acting it out. After a week, point to each word and wait — do they say it first?
Speech & Language5 sentence cards written on cardboard using word-wall words
My note
ThursdayRepeat
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#354REPEAT
Long Jump — How Far Can You Jump?
Stand behind a tape line, bend knees, swing arms and jump forward — landing on both feet. Mark where they land. Measure with hand-spans: '4 hand-spans!' Try 3 times, use the best. Write the record. Beat it next week.
⚠Safety: Clear the floor of toys and sharp corners, use a non-slip surface, and stay close to your toddler. Use a soft landing mat and clear the space around it.
Motor SkillsMasking tape for starting line, small stones or stickers for marking landing
My note
FridayRepeat
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#353REPEAT
Read a 3-Word Sentence Card
Hold up 5 three-word sentence cards (MAMA EATS ROTI, DOG RUNS FAST, BABY DRINKS MILK). Read each slowly, pointing to every word and acting it out. After a week, point to each word and wait — do they say it first?
Speech & Language5 sentence cards written on cardboard using word-wall words
My note
🏃
#354REPEAT
Long Jump — How Far Can You Jump?
Stand behind a tape line, bend knees, swing arms and jump forward — landing on both feet. Mark where they land. Measure with hand-spans: '4 hand-spans!' Try 3 times, use the best. Write the record. Beat it next week.
⚠Safety: Clear the floor of toys and sharp corners, use a non-slip surface, and stay close to your toddler. Use a soft landing mat and clear the space around it.
Motor SkillsMasking tape for starting line, small stones or stickers for marking landing
My note
SaturdayRepeat
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#355REPEAT
The Honesty Jar
Place a jar on a low shelf. 'Every time you tell the truth about something hard, a button goes in the honesty jar.' When they tell a difficult truth: 'Brave and honest — a button goes in!' Count buttons together every Sunday.
⚠Safety: Small items such as bottle caps, buttons and pebbles are a choking risk. Stay beside your toddler, keep them seated, and count every item back in at the end.
Emotional DevelopmentSmall clear jar, buttons or pebbles as tokens, low shelf
My note
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