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What's out of the window?

There are so many interesting things to spot and chat about when you look out of the window.

See what grabs your little one's attention and then expand on what they say. It's a great moment in the day to introduce your child to more words.

What are the benefits of playing I spy out the window?

  • Talking about what you see out the window introduces children to lots of new words.
  • Encouraging them to say more about what they see helps them practise putting words into sentences.
  • Following their lead and chatting about what catches their eye helps them pick up new words more quickly.
  • Having a conversation about what's out the window involves turn-taking, so it develops social and language skills.
Dad and child looking out the window together.
Everyday activities are a great chance for you to bond with your child.

How to turn looking out the window with toddlers into a fun activity

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