(i) Two little hands go stomp, stomp, stomp.
(ii) You have one little nose to smell and breathe.
(iii) Eyes are used for hearing sounds.
(iv) We have two ears to listen.
(v) Your mouth is for talking.
(i) How many hands and legs do you have?
(ii) What is the purpose of your ears?
(iii) Why do we use our nose?
(iv) What can you do with your mouth?
(v) Mention three body parts in the "Head, shoulders, knees and toes" rhyme.
(vi) Word Meanings (Choose the correct word from the box and write its meaning)
[clap] [smell] [see] [talk] [ears]
(a) Clap: _____________________
(b) Smell: ____________________
(c) See: ______________________
(d) Talk: ______________________
(e) Ears: _______________________
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1. What is the significance of two hands in early childhood education? |
2. How can activities involving two hands benefit a child's overall development? |
3. What are some examples of activities that encourage the use of two hands in early childhood education? |
4. How can parents and teachers incorporate two-handed activities into a child's daily routine? |
5. Are there any specific age recommendations for introducing two-handed activities to children? |
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