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Choose from ten baby and ten toddler invitations using ordinary objects. Each has ways to join in, with guidance for the adult.
Notice what your child is already doing during comfortable play. If they touch a safe, familiar object and it moves, you could name what happened: ‘It moved when you touched it.’ Then follow their interest and stop the extra commentary if it’s unwanted.
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Build, measure and compare
Can a wider gate help?
Try a mini-golf course with two gate widths.
Build a small course, record ten attempts for each width and use the results to discuss what changed. Includes a teacher guide, learner sheet and editable text.
Adapted from Anders Myrmel / MiniGolfSpots. Original lesson text: CC BY 4.0.
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