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Learning Genie At-home Activities-ELOF
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Group 1:At Home Activities (Head Start)
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Source (optional)Category Name*Activity ID (e.g. resource abbreviation+number) *Activity Description *School Readiness Domain (Optional)Value Per Hour*
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 1-1
Practice deep breathing and relaxation techniques. This helps reduce stress and fosters a calm environment.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 1-2
Start a journal to document your thoughts, feelings, and experiences during pregnancy. This can help you process emotions and connect with your own feelings, which in turn will support your ability to connect with your child's emotions in the future.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 1-3
Find online forums or virtual support groups where you can connect with other pregnant mothers. Sharing experiences and advice can help you feel understood and supported, which is a valuable skill for supporting your child's emotions later on.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 2-1
Develop a daily routine that includes self-care activities, work, leisure time, and family interactions. A consistent routine can provide a sense of stability for both the mother and her future child.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 2-2
Set up a designated space in your home where you can go to relax and manage your own emotions. This will serve as a model for creating a calm-down space for her child in the future.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 3-1
Work on puzzles, crosswords, Sudoku, and other brain-stimulating games that require sustained attention.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 3-2
Practice gentle yoga or stretching routines that require concentration and sustained attention to movement and breath. This can also promote relaxation and stress reduction.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 3-3
Practice mindful walking, paying attention to each step and the sensations in her body. This can be a calming practice that you can share with your child during future walks.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 4-1
Start a small garden, planting seeds, and nurturing plants to grow. Gardening requires ongoing care and patience, helping you understand the rewards of persistence.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 4-2
Set fitness goals, such as gradually increasing the duration of a workout or working towards achieving a specific fitness milestone. This teaches the value of persistence in pursuing a healthier lifestyle.
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ELOFEmotional and Behavioral Self RegulationPN-ATL 4-3
Tackle home improvement tasks, such as painting a room, organizing a space, or refinishing furniture. These projects require sustained effort and determination.
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ELOFCognitive Self RegulationPN-ATL 5-1
Dedicate a day to trying out a new routine or schedule. This helps you experience the benefits of flexibility and adaptability.
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ELOFCognitive Self RegulationPN-ATL 5-2
Create a meal using only the ingredients you have available at the moment. This promotes flexibility and creative thinking in the kitchen.
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ELOFCognitive Self RegulationPN-ATL 5-3
Choose a book genre or topic you wouldn't normally read and explore something new. This helps you practice being open-minded and adaptable.
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ELOFCognitive Self RegulationPN-ATL 6-1
Engage in volunteer activities or community projects. This fosters a sense of initiative and responsibility for making a positive impact.
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ELOFCognitive Self RegulationPN-ATL 6-2
Learn about different cultural traditions, try out new recipes, or explore customs. This encourages initiative in learning and understanding diverse perspectives.
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ELOFRelationships with AdultsPN-SE 1-1
Talk, sing, and read to your unborn baby. This helps establish a sense of familiarity and security through the sound of your voice.
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ELOFRelationships with AdultsPN-SE 1-2Gently touch and interact with her belly, letting the baby feel your presence and touch.Approaches to Learning5.38
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ELOFRelationships with AdultsPN-SE 1-3
Share stories or talk to her baby about your day. This creates a connection and sense of interaction, even before birth.
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ELOFRelationships with AdultsPN-SE 2-1Call or Video Message a Good FriendSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFRelationships with AdultsPN-SE 2-2Pick a movie, grab your favorite snacks, your nearest human, and enjoy some good cinema.Social and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFRelationships with AdultsPN-SE 2-3Plan a game night with some friendsSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 6-1Plan a stay at home babymoon. Social and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 6-2
If you are in the third trimester, it’s time to start planning for postpartum food. One of the ways parents feed themselves during the first six weeks after birth is by doing a little freezer cooking. Another activity to do at home during the third trimester is to make padsicles. Padsicles are frozen postpartum pads soaked with healing ingredients that are used for pain relief and to promote healing after childbirth.
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 6-3
If you’ve acquired some baby clothes, take an afternoon to sort the clothes in a way that makes sense for your space.
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 7-1Take a relaxing bathSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 7-2Stretch before and after sleepingSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 7-3Create a birth plan for labor and deliverySocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 8-1
Make music playlists. You can create some for your future baby to nap to or for yourself to relax to
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 8-2Decorate the baby's roomSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFEmotional FunctioningPN-SE 8-3Create a pregnancy announcement and send to your friends and familySocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 9-1Write thank you notes to anyone who has given you a baby shower giftSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 9-2Organize a Closet, Cupboard, or DrawerSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 9-3Start a Pregnancy JournalSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 10-1Take an Online Childbirth ClassSocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 10-2Take Belly Photos documenting your pregnancySocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 10-3If the sun is shining where you live, take a moment to give your belly some sun.Social and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPNSE 11-1Write a letter to your babySocial and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 11-2Set up your baby registry at your local store or online.Social and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFSense of Identity and BelongingPN-SE 11-3Start interviewing pediatricians Social and Emotional Development5.38
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ELOFAttending and UnderstandingPN-LC 1-1Choose age-appropriate books and read them aloud to your baby bump.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFAttending and UnderstandingPN-LC 1-2Sing lullabies, nursery rhymes, and soft melodies to your baby.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFAttending and UnderstandingPN-LC 1-3Engage in conversations with your baby bump throughout the day.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFAttending and UnderstandingPN-LC 2-1Respond to any gentle kicks or movements by talking to the baby about what's happening.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFAttending and UnderstandingPN-LC 2-2
If you're bilingual, expose your baby to both languages by speaking and singing in both languages.
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ELOFAttending and UnderstandingPN-LC 2-3Consider joining prenatal classes that focus on communication and bonding techniques.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 3-1
Pay attention to your baby's movements in the womb. Gently press or tap in response to their movements and notice how they react.
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 3-2When your baby kicks, gently tap back and see if they respond.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 3-3Tap a rhythm on your belly and see if your baby responds with their own movements.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 4-1
Gently massage your belly in circular motions. Talk soothingly while you do this, helping your baby associate touch with comfort.
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 4-2If your baby has hiccups, gently tap or rub your belly to soothe them.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 4-3
Make different sounds by humming, singing softly, or using a musical instrument. Observe how your baby's movements change in response.
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ELOFCommunicating and SpeakingPN-LC 5-1Involve your partner and other family members in communicating with the baby.Language and Communication5.38
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ELOFCounting and CardinalityPN-IT-C 1Gently tap your belly in rhythmic patterns, such as counting to 10.Mathematics Development5.38
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ELOFCounting and CardinalityPN-IT-C 2During your daily activities, count items like steps, claps, or heartbeats out loud.Mathematics Development5.38
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ELOFCounting and CardinalityPN-IT-C 3Gently tap different areas of your belly and count each tap.Mathematics Development5.38
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-4-1
Taking a leisurely hike at a slow to moderate pace can be an excellent way for you and a partner, friend, or family member to get some exercise. Make sure you stay hydrated.
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-4-2
Go outside and get some fresh air. It can give you some much-needed “you” time and help you unwind.
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-4-3
Participate in physical activity for trimester 3: walking, swimming, prenatal yoga, pilates and pelvic floor exercises
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-5-1Start taking prenatal vitaminsPerceptual, Motor, and Physical Development5.38
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-5-2Start eating healthy-if you aren't alreadyPerceptual, Motor, and Physical Development5.38
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-5-3Sign up for childbirth classesPerceptual, Motor, and Physical Development5.38
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPNPMP-6-1Start babyproofing your homePerceptual, Motor, and Physical Development5.38
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-6-2Get your car seat installedPerceptual, Motor, and Physical Development5.38
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ELOFHealth, Safety, and NutritionPN-PMP-6-3Pack your hospital bagPerceptual, Motor, and Physical Development5.38
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