Assignment task:
Activities for a 5-year-old Robert at home with his family. These domains include physical, cognitive, language, emotional, and social development.
While the parent is the expert on their child, you are the expert in child development. As you present the activities to the family, be intentional in your selections. Ensure that your presentation is a "teaching tool". Be sure that you align the activities with the specific domains in your presentation. The parent educational resource should describe activities and explain why they would be beneficial to their child's development across all domains of learning. These domains include physical, cognitive, language, emotional, and social development.
Use Graphics and be creative in the design of your PowerPoint presentation. Keep in mind that the more creative you are, the more apt a parent will be to use the activities shared in the resource. Personalize your resource to the child you have been observing throughout the assessment process. "Personalization" includes using the child's name and describing activities that are relevant based on their ASQ scores and the anecdotal notes you recorded throughout your observations.