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  • Counted the number of pool noodles
  • Identified different shapes of pool floats
  • Measured the depth of the pool using hands or feet
  • Compared the sizes of different pool toys
  • Estimated the number of people in the pool
  • Recognized patterns on the pool tiles
  • Calculated the time it took to fill the pool
  • Counted the number of laps swam
  • Identified numbers on the pool thermometer
  • Measured the distance from one end of the pool to the other

For continued development, encourage the child to:

  • Practice addition and subtraction by counting the number of people entering and leaving the pool
  • Explore fractions by dividing the pool into equal sections and discussing how much of the pool is occupied
  • Introduce the concept of volume by measuring the amount of water needed to fill the pool
  • Engage in water-based experiments to learn about concepts like buoyancy and displacement
  • Use pool toys to create and solve word problems involving measurement and comparison
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