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Kids need practice with emotions words more than ever right now.⁣
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Make a point to comment on how you think your child might be feeling during the day.⁣
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"Look at that drawing! You must feel so proud"⁣
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"I see you're having trouble

You may not think spending time blowing bubbles can help your child that much. ⁣
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But children learn so much in these little moments.⁣
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You're doing more than just teaching them words. You're teaching them that they are important.⁣
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It truly is th

Quick tip - use visuals to help build simple phrases.⁣
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Having a visual to go with your spoken words can prompt kids to add more to what they say.⁣
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Use a card, or simple toy like a block, as a place marker for each word. ⁣
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Cards like these are

What are associations?⁣
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"The process of forming mental connections or bonds between sensations, ideas, or memories".⁣
- Merriam-Webster Dictionary⁣
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Teaching kids how two or more things are related helps to build language. ⁣
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Having str

"Go" what a powerful (and fun) word to work on. Here are a few ideas for how to use the word "go" during your day.⁣
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Before cleaning up toys (make it a game) - “Ready, set…. GO!”⁣
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On a swing - Hold them and p

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