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This 13-page printable invites families with children ages 2–5 to share simple conversations inspired by a pumpkin-patch visit, without needing special supplies or an actual outing. Children can practise expressing ideas and taking part in back-and-forth communication by answering, pointing, drawing, signing, using AAC, or sharing in their home language. Cards can be skipped or revisited, with no right or wrong answers and adults welcome to join in. Use them for a cozy family connection moment, a fall take-home activity, or an easy conversation prompt at home.
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This course satisfies the following area(s) of the CDA: Subject Area 4: Building Productive Relationships with Families Productive parent-teacher relationships ...
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