Your child might be...​

• Learning that some words have more than one meaning, understanding jokes and puns

• Sounding out words that are unfamiliar to them 

• Capable of focusing on a task for 15 minutes

• Beginning to understand the concept of numbers

• Capable of following a series of three or more commands

• Developing a sense of body image

• Take turns reading books and sound out difficult words together.

• Get active! Try jump rope, bike riding, roller blading, or hopscotch.

• Try saying tongue twisters together (Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers).

• Work on simple addition and subtraction math problems. 

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Looking for more fun ideas for you and your child? Check out these websites:

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• https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/kids-activities/learning-activities-age-6-7/

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• https://www.teachingexpertise.com/classroom-ideas/games-for-six-year-olds/

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