⭐ Daily Challenges
Three Good Things
Name three good things that happened today and why each one was special.
5 min🔵 Expanding Language
Goal
Practice conversation, memory and expressive language.
💬 Theo is here today
Theo is in on this one, every way of answering counts: words, signs, pointing, or a talker.
💡 Why this matters
Short, repeatable wins build confidence faster than long practice sessions. One small success today makes tomorrow's talking feel easier.
How to play
- 1Ask your child to name three good things that happened today.
- 2Ask why each one was special.
- 3Take a turn and share your own three, too.
Example conversation
You: My first good thing was our walk. What was yours?
Child: Recess! Because I played tag with Ava.
Extra questions
- Which one was your favorite?
- How did it make you feel?
- Would you like tomorrow to be the same?
Skills practiced
- ✔ Conversation
- ✔ Vocabulary
- ✔ Sequencing
- ✔ Listening
- ✔ Confidence
Materials needed
None — just you and your child.
❤️ Parent tip
Five minutes counts. Stop while it is still fun.
Try it during
- 🍳 Breakfast
- 🚗 Car ride
- 🍽 Dinner
- 🛁 Bath time
- 🌙 Bedtime
- 🧹 Tidy-up time
Same activity, many moments — pick whichever fits your day.