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  • The child learned vocabulary related to dishes and kitchen utensils, such as plate, bowl, fork, spoon, etc.
  • The child learned action words, such as wash, rinse, scrub, dry, etc.
  • The child learned descriptive words, such as dirty, clean, soapy, wet, etc.
  • The child learned sequencing words, such as first, next, then, finally, etc., as they followed the steps of washing dishes.
  • The child learned the concept of responsibility and contributing to household chores.

For continued development, parents can encourage the child to narrate the steps of washing dishes while they are doing it. This will help reinforce the vocabulary and sequencing words learned during the activity. Additionally, parents can introduce simple books or stories related to kitchen activities to further expand the child's English language arts skills.

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