November Activities

ParentingChild developmentSpeech Therapy
Written By Sarah Rosten

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Games

New Sprouts® Healthy Lunch

Talk with your child about foods you may enjoy or eat at Thanksgiving while playing with this.

Take turns telling each other something you are thankful for every time you get a feather.

Songs

 

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