Bear Has a Belly Flashcards
Rabbit has ears - Long, floppy ears.
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Rabbit has ears.
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I do too!
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Owl has eyes- Big, round eyes.
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Owl has eyes.
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Fox has a nose - A black, shiny nose.
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Fox has a nose.
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Squirrel has cheeks
- Round, fluffy cheeks.
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Squirrel has cheeks.
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Duck has feet - Wide, flat feet.
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Duck has feet.
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Frog has a tongue - A long, sticky tongue.
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Frog has a tongue.
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Otter has a back - A smooth, slippery back.
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Otter has a back.
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Moose has legs - Strong, sturdy legs.
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Moose has legs.
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I have a body - A wild, wiggly body.
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I have a body.
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How about you?
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Healthy, active movement and a body-positive mindset are important for children’s growth and physical development, their mental health, and their self-regulation.
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Try these activities with your child.
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Rabbit’s ears are described as “long” and “floppy”.
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Work together to find words that describe your own ears, feet, eyes, and more.
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Encourage your child to name and demonstrate different actions their body parts can do.
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Play “Simon Says” with extra adjectives.
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For example, “Simon says, ‘touch your wiggle toes!’ “
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Help your child look for body parts they have in common with a pet or with animals they see outside or in a book.
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