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  • The child learns the vocabulary words "water" and "cup."
  • The child practices following a simple instruction.
  • The child learns the action verb "pours."
  • The child learns the concept of cause and effect as they see the water being poured into the cup.
  • The child may develop fine motor skills as they hold and pour the water.

For continued development, you can introduce more vocabulary words related to the activity, such as "pour," "fill," "empty," and "spill." You can also encourage the child to describe what they are doing as they pour the water, using simple sentences like "I am pouring water into the cup." Additionally, you can provide opportunities for the child to practice sequencing by asking them to describe the steps they took to pour the water into the cup.

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