“Point to your nose.”

“Where are your eyes?”

“Show me your feet.”
 

How many of you have heard one or all of these commands at your child’s doctor’s office or therapy office? These are very common commands that fall on most developmental checklists and standardized tests for language and communication. How many times a day does someone ask you, “Where are your feet?” or “Show me your toes?”…..never. Often therapists work on learning body parts within these direct commands because that's how they are tested on standardized tests. Today we are going to provide you with a variety of fun ways to work on your child learning their body parts through music, play, weather routines and their daily activities.