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  • Developed gross motor skills by using large muscles to dig holes
  • Improved hand-eye coordination by aiming the shovel to dig in specific spots
  • Increased strength and endurance by repeatedly digging holes
  • Learned about cause and effect by seeing the impact of digging on the ground
  • Explored scientific concepts such as soil composition and the role of earthworms in soil health

Encourage continued development by:

  • Providing different tools for digging, such as a small hand trowel or a large garden spade
  • Introducing different textures to dig in, such as sand or clay
  • Encouraging the child to plant seeds or bulbs in the holes they have dug
  • Discussing the importance of soil health and ways to improve it, such as composting or adding organic matter
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