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Printable Language Routine Toddler

The document outlines a printable language and emotional routine for toddlers, emphasizing a daily structure that is clear and repetitive, adapted for sensitive children. It includes specific words and sentences to teach over a week, focusing on body parts, actions, objects, feelings, daily routines, and needs. Additionally, it provides daily comfort sentences to support emotional well-being.

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Printable Language Routine Toddler

The document outlines a printable language and emotional routine for toddlers, emphasizing a daily structure that is clear and repetitive, adapted for sensitive children. It includes specific words and sentences to teach over a week, focusing on body parts, actions, objects, feelings, daily routines, and needs. Additionally, it provides daily comfort sentences to support emotional well-being.

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PRINTABLE LANGUAGE & EMOTIONAL ROUTINE (TODDLER)

THE 4 ALWAYS-INCLUDED POINTS

- Daily routine (clear & repetitive)

- Adapted for a sensitive child

- Songs & games for natural learning

- Ready-to-say sentences for adults

DAY 1 – BODY & SELF

Words: Head, Eyes, Nose, Mouth, Hands, Feet, Me

Sentences: This is your nose. / Baby has two hands.

Emotional support: I am here. You are safe.

DAY 2 – ACTIONS

Words: Eat, Drink, Sleep, Go, Come, Stop

Sentences: Baby is eating. Drink water.

DAY 3 – OBJECTS & TOYS

Words: Ball, Doll, Car, Book

Sentences: Big ball. Read the book.

DAY 4 – FEELINGS

Words: Happy, Sad, Angry, Tired

Sentences: You are sad. It’s okay to cry.

DAY 5 – DAILY ROUTINE

Words: Wash, Clean, Bath, Shoes, Clothes

Sentences: Wash your hands. All clean!

DAY 6 – NEEDS & REQUESTS

Words: More, Help, Please

Sentences: Help me please. More food please.

DAY 7 – REVIEW

Repeat favorite words. No pressure, only praise.


DAILY COMFORT SENTENCES

You are safe. I am here. We can try again. Good talking!

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