1. Kim and Carrots: Look how proud Kim is to help Grandma in the garden. Children have a genuine need to identify with the people who care for them. Toddlers find great satisfaction in such everyday activities as folding clean towels, holding the dustpan as you sweep, or sponging off a kitchen cabinet door.
2. Backyard Picnic: After reading this story with your little one, why not have your own picnic? Pack some sandwiches, fruit, and drinks, and head outside. For a special touch, bring a jar of bubble solution, crayons and paper for drawing or making rubbings of tree bark, or a magnifying glass to examine flowers, leaves, or any ants that might decide to join you.
3. High Five: Even though most children don’t begin to use size…
