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  • Counted the number of walls in the room
  • Identified different shapes on the wall (e.g., rectangles, squares)
  • Measured the height and width of the wall using their hands or body parts
  • Estimated the amount of time it would take to clean the wall
  • Divided the wall into sections to clean it more efficiently
  • Used basic addition and subtraction to keep track of the number of sections cleaned

Continued development related to this activity can include:

- Introducing the concept of area by asking the child to calculate the total area of the wall they cleaned.

- Exploring different units of measurement (e.g., inches, feet) and asking the child to measure the height and width of other objects in the room.

- Encouraging the child to estimate and measure the amount of cleaning solution needed to clean the wall.

- Introducing the concept of time and asking the child to estimate and measure the actual time it takes to clean different sections of the wall.

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