• Engagement
  
• Shared Enjoyment
  
• Cause and Effect
  
• Fine Motor Practice
  
• Language Acquisition
  
• Vocabulary Growth
  
• Behavior Regulation
  

• Keep it interactive.
• Match use with cognitive age.
• Have fun, stay engaged.
• Promote digital literacy.

If you finish early; look through the educators guide to accessibility features provided and play with any of the features not covered in the station activities.

2. Retell (or make up an alternate ending to the story) and record the story of the rainbow fish.

2. With a partner's help, (if needed) take a picture of yourself

3. Then use Skitch to add characteristics of yourself that are similar to characteristics of the Rainbow Fish

4. Be ready to share your creation with the group

Complete the following tasks in Toca Town...

1. At the Market: get a toy and gift wrap it

2. In the Apartment: put on the radio and type on the computer
   
3. At the Restaurant: make a meal
   
4. At the Police Station: dress up a character in disguise and take a photo
   
5. At the House: take a shower and brush your teeth
   

2. Be ready to share out thoughts and ideas

2. Choose a backdrop

3. In the app use the drawing tools and stickers to set up a counting activity related to The Rainbow Fish

4. Record the activity or explanation of the activity

2. Be ready to share...

2. Open the One Day App

3. Under Toddlers/Babies find the "Personality" question prompts

4. Take turns recording each other responding to the prompts

5. Save finished product to share with the group

2. Individually or with a partner create a collage that illustrates at least 3 new things, apps, or new ideas you've gained today

Great For:

•Cause and Effect

•Vocabulary

•Language Acquisition

•Imitation of Speech

•Expressive and Receptive Language

•Turn Taking/Interaction

Good For:

•Engaging/Interaction

•Social Skills

•Turn Taking

•Pretend Play/Role Playing

•Cause and Effect

•Receptive and Expressive Vocabulary

Good For:

•Cause and Effect

•Engagement/Interaction

•Turn Taking

•Working Memory

•Vocabulary

•Fine Motor Skills

•Receptive and Expressive Language

•Matching Skills

Great For:

•Early Literacy Skills

•Turn Taking

•Imitation of Speech

•Cause and Effect

•Expressive and Receptive Language

•Vocabulary Building

•Engagement and Interaction

Kids and adults will be mesmerized by the tranquil sounds and beautiful images. Imagine gazing into a pond of crystal clear water, with bright, playful koi swimming through it’s shallow depths. Watch the water ripple as you run your fingers across the cool surface of the pond.

Children work on fine motor skills while making cookies. Features include a rolling pin, choosing cookie dough, cookie cutters, and several decorating options.

200+ gorgeous pictures that are sure to keep kids interested and engaged. In this application, children will be presented with one or eight pairs of items and they have to figure out which items go together. The best way to play this game with a child is to sit down with them and have them explain to you the reason / thinking of why two items should go together. This way, the game can act as a wonderful interactive tool to develop both language and critical thinking skills.