A hand print keep sake which includes a poem.
Let baby explore the kitchen cupboard to create music.
Familiarize baby with loved ones through pictures.
Recycle roll on deodorant bottles for this art activity.
Encourage baby to crawl to identify objects and familiar people.
Use a scarf to encourage baby to sit, grasp and vocalise.
Support a baby to identifying and recognise different textures.
Use dirt as a sensory experience by adding different objects and materials.
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The following lists the sub-outcomes, examples of evidence when children achieve each sub-outcome and how...
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