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  • Identified and named different types of trees and plants in English
  • Learned new vocabulary words related to nature and the environment
  • Practiced basic conversation skills by asking questions and responding to prompts from a parent or caregiver
  • Recognized and read signs in English, such as park rules and directions
  • Observed and described the behavior of animals, such as squirrels and birds, in English

To continue developing foreign language skills while exploring public parks, parents or caregivers can:

  • Encourage the child to describe what they see and hear in English, using descriptive words and phrases
  • Play games that involve identifying and naming different objects or animals in English
  • Read books or watch videos about nature and the environment in English, and discuss what the child learned
  • Practice basic conversation skills by role-playing different scenarios, such as ordering food at a park concession stand or asking for directions
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