Meet Gigi!

Wave hello, name how you feel, and notice the weather together. Let every child choose a greeting: a wave, a word, or a smile.

Find three safe objects in the same color. Compare their shapes and textures, then draw a picture using that color.

Place five large blocks in a line. Touch each block once as you count. Take one away and count again, without rushing.

Choose an animal from a picture book. Name it, make its sound, and move like it. Talk about where it lives and what it needs.

Clap a slow pattern and invite your child to echo it. Try quiet taps, big stretches, and a gentle freeze when the clapping stops.

Name happy, sad, excited, and frustrated feelings using faces in a book. Say: “All feelings are welcome. I am here with you.”

Read a familiar picture book. Pause to let your child notice an illustration, predict what comes next, or retell a favorite moment.

Practice hola, bonjour, and nǐ hǎo. Find the languages on a map together. Invite families to share their own greetings and traditions without stereotypes.

Tidy one toy, share one kind moment from the day, and choose a quiet book. Keep the order familiar and your voice calm.

Join your child in a short, shared activity. Follow their interest, allow time for a response, and celebrate effort rather than correctness. Stop when they need rest.