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GO- Here are ways you can incorporate the word GO into daily activities

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Use a visual or a touch prompt to help your child learn to wait before GO-ing. Start with counting to 5 before going or having a turn with a snack, a turn, or a video. Build up the time you can count to, but warn them wait until you say "go" or ';Your turn"

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Pick a piece of furniture and Go OVER, Go Under, Go Through!

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Print out and read along!

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A fun app to practice the word by making things GO!

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A fun app to practice the word by making things GO!

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Print and color things that GO!
Go for a walk
Go biking
Go swimming

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Wondering how to paint snow? Use a spray bottle to build hand strength while creating snow masterpieces! This is a great fine motor activity.

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GO get some snow and make a sensory exploration bin

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GO get some snow and make a sensory exploration bin

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Ice and Water/Real Snow

If you want a cold snow experience without having to crush ice, you can go fast and grab some real snow from outside. Find a patch of clean snow, scoop it up and bring it on in! Your kids can play away.

You can also create fun arctic sensory activities by just using ice and water. This gives s fun density experiment experience with sink or float games.

Safety Warning: It is super fun to play with ice and cold water. And on summer days it can be just the perfect activity to beat the heat. In winter it can be fun too, but keep an eye on your little ones. If they are having too much fun they might not realize their hands are getting too cold. And ice water can be colder than you might think.

If you bring in real snow it can be a good idea for your children to wear gloves or mittens while playing. (It adds to the realism of the snow experience too.) Or at least make sure your kids take a break and don’t get too chilly.