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  • The child learned vocabulary related to toys and playthings.
  • The child practiced using descriptive words to talk about the toys they dumped out.
  • The child may have practiced counting the number of toys they dumped out.
  • The child may have practiced sorting the toys into categories based on type or color.
  • The child may have practiced using prepositions to describe the location of the toys (e.g. "under the bed", "on the floor").

One way to continue developing language skills related to this activity is to encourage the child to tell a story about the toys they dumped out. They can use descriptive words to talk about the toys and create a narrative about what the toys are doing or where they are going. This can also help develop sequencing skills as the child orders the events in their story.

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