Playing dress-up allows children to try on lots of different roles.
Collect a variety of grown-up clothes and invite your child to dress up.
Can you act like the person who would wear these clothes? Are you on your way to work, to a party, or somewhere else?
Remember to invite both boys and girls to play dress-up, and for some real fun, join in yourself!
Spots, Feathers, and Curly Tails, by Nancy Tafuri.
I Wish That I Had Duck Feet, by The Le Sieg (Dr. Seuss) and B. Tobey.
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