Breakfast in China | Daily Bee

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AT THE MARKET OR THE RESTAURANT – Not everyone around the world thinks of breakfast as cereal or toast. In Breakfast in China, we broaden your child's Appreciation of Community as we look at what Chinese people have for their first meal of the day.

What will Your child learn?

Social Emotional Development

Not developed during this play

Language Development

• Receptive Language
• Vocabulary Knowledge
• Appreciation and Knowledge of Books and Stories
• Awareness of Print and Illustrations

Physical Development

• Healthy Food and Eating

Cognitive Development

• Sensory Exploration
• Knowledge of Common Objects
• Appreciation of Community and Culture
• Understanding Same and Different

What did your child learn?

Social Emotional Development

Not developed during this play

Language Development

• Receptive Language
• Vocabulary Knowledge
• Appreciation and Knowledge of Books and Stories
• Awareness of Print and Illustrations

Physical Development

• Healthy Food and Eating

Cognitive Development

• Sensory Exploration
• Knowledge of Common Objects
• Appreciation of Community and Culture
• Understanding Same and Different