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  • Identifying and recognizing different types of cleaning tools and supplies
  • Learning new vocabulary related to cleaning such as mop, broom, dustpan, etc.
  • Following simple instructions and directions given by an adult
  • Practicing communication skills by asking for help or clarification when needed
  • Developing fine motor skills by using cleaning tools such as a broom or dustpan
  • Understanding the importance of cleanliness and hygiene

To continue developing language skills related to cleaning, parents or teachers can encourage children to describe the cleaning process in their own words or create a story about a character who loves to clean. They can also practice writing and spelling new cleaning-related vocabulary words or play games such as "I Spy" to identify different cleaning tools around the house or classroom.

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