played in the playground and figured out how to mount the swing on her own; played eye spy on the way there; and

Physical Education

• Developing gross motor skills by learning how to mount the swing on her own.
• Enhancing balance and coordination while playing in the playground.
• Engaging in physical activity through swinging and playing.
• Improving spatial awareness while playing eye spy.

Encourage the child to continue exploring the playground and trying new physical challenges. Provide opportunities for them to practice swinging on the swing and develop upper body strength. Introduce new games like hopscotch or tag to further develop their physical skills.

Book Recommendations

• Swing, Otto, Swing! by David Milgrim: Otto the robot learns to swing on his own and discovers the joy of independence.
• The Playground Problem by Margaret McNamara: The story of a group of friends who navigate playground challenges and teamwork.
• Eye Spy with My Little Eye by Edward Gibbs: A playful book that engages young readers in the game of eye spy while exploring nature.