Today we will go on a "Shape Treasure Hunt." This activity helps your child recognize patterns and develop spatial awareness skills.

You will need:

• Paper
• Pen or pencil

Choose any room in your house to begin. Explain to your child that shapes are hiding everywhere around us! Each person should look carefully at furniture, decorations, and objects to find different shapes (circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, etc.). Write down each shape you discover and where you found it.

After a few minutes, compare your lists as a family. Did someone find a unique shape that others missed? Count how many different shapes everyone found altogether.

This game helps your child notice spatial patterns in their environment while making everyday geometry fun.

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Today we will play the "Flip & Match Challenge." This fun game strengthens your child's working memory—their ability to hold and use information in their mind.

You will need:

• A set of matching cards (you can use playing cards, picture cards, or make your own with index cards)

How to play:

1. Arrange all cards face down on a table.
2. Take turns with your child to flip over two cards at a time.
3. If the cards match, keep them and take another turn.
4. If they don't match, turn them face down again and let the next player try.
5. Continue until all cards have been matched.
6. The player with the most matched pairs wins!

Watch how your child remembers where certain cards are located after seeing them briefly. This game helps them practice holding information in mind while thinking—a crucial skill for learning.

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Today we will do the activity 'Google It & Graph It'. This helps boost your child’s cognitive and SEP skills by building curiosity, collaboration, exploration, and working memory abilities.

You’ll need a device with internet access, chart paper, and sketch pens.

Find a comfy spot and tell your child, “Today we’ll learn about what Google can do.” Ask your child to plan how they will find this information: choose keywords, open a browser, and search. Let them search “uses of Google” and note each use they find. Then tell the child to make a chart of all the uses and functions of Google. This simple activity trains your child to think ahead, break a task into steps, and organize information visually.

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