Sing a song together
Sing a short song you know. If your child chooses a sound or movement, make room for it in the song.
Share tasks and discover small activities to enjoy together.
Every child is different. Choose age-appropriate materials and stay close during activities.
Sing a short song you know. If your child chooses a sound or movement, make room for it in the song.
Open a picture book and talk about its illustrations. Stay with an interesting detail instead of needing to finish the pages in order.
Start a story with one sentence. Take turns adding a word, sound or movement; it does not need to make a perfect story.
Choose a colour from where you are sitting. Name large objects you can see in that colour; there is no need to collect them.
Choose an imaginary place to visit together. Use sounds and movements to imagine what you might hear or see there.
Use age-appropriate drawing materials and a large sheet of paper. Add marks together without needing a particular result; avoid small loose parts.
Take turns using greetings from your family. Try a different tone or a hand gesture and leave room for a response.
Look at a family photograph together. Talk about the people and a small moment you remember; there is no need to upload or share it.
Add familiar animal sounds to a story. Follow the sounds your child makes rather than turning it into a test with correct answers.
Make space around you for movement. Join in with a favourite song and choose movements that feel comfortable for your child.
Look outside together from a safe place and talk about what you see. Wind, clouds or distant trees can be the start of a story.
Share a small moment you enjoyed today. If your child does not want to talk, leave space for a gesture or a look instead.
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