What Did Your Babydoll Do Today?
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What Did Your Babydoll Do Today? is the second book by Tiffany Tutu, taking readers on a giggly adventure to discover the activities of a babydoll throughout the day. This easy reader is perfect for both adults and children of all ages who enjoy creative and exciting adventures. The book is a great family read-aloud option, ideal for kids ages 0-6 and suitable for grades K-2. Join the fun, grab your favorite babydoll, and enjoy a day filled with silliness and smiles!
Age
0-6
Length
32 pages
Text complexity
Discussion points
What did you like best about what the babydoll did today?
If you were the babydoll, what different activities would you do?
How do you think the babydoll felt when she was playing? Can you make the same face?
Why do you think the babydoll chose those specific activities?
What adventures would you like to go on with your babydoll tomorrow?
Tip: Role play these questions
Encourage your child to relate personally by comparing their daily activities with the babydoll’s.
Use expressive facial expressions and voices to mimic the emotions of the babydoll during each part of her day, making the reading lively and engaging.
After reading, offer your child a chance to draw or act out their favorite part of the book.
Invite theories and imaginative ideas by asking what could happen next if the story continued.
Validate your child’s thoughts and feelings to reinforce open communication and deeper understanding.
Key lessons
Example Lesson: Empathy and Understanding
Explanation: The story showcases the babydoll partaking in various daily activities, encouraging children to think about and understand others' perspectives and feelings.
Real-World Application: Children can apply this by considering how their friends and family members might feel in different situations, promoting an empathetic and caring attitude.
Example Lesson: Responsibility
Explanation: Throughout the book, the protagonist takes care of the babydoll, teaching children the importance of looking after someone else.
Real-World Application: This can translate to children taking small responsibilities at home, like tidying up their toys or helping to set the table, fostering a sense of accountability.
Example Lesson: Imagination and Creativity
Explanation: The book stimulates imagination as the babydoll ‘participates’ in activities like painting or playing at the park.
Real-World Application: Children are encouraged to use their creativity in play, which can enhance problem-solving skills and artistic expression in real life.
Example Lesson: Daily Routine Awareness
Explanation: The babydoll's activities mirror a typical day for a child, helping them understand and manage daily routines.
Real-World Application: Kids can relate this to their own routine, understanding the concept of time management and the sequence of daily activities.