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Helping Your Child Practise Simple Planning at Home
Turn familiar routines into small, predictable sequences — "first this, then that" — and gradually invite your child to choose the next step. Use dressing, table-laying or bag-packing, make the steps visible, and praise the thinking. Start with two steps and grow slowly.
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Grow your child's simple planning at home by making routine steps visible, offering two-step choices, thinking aloud, and using "first… then…" language. For ages 3–7, planning develops through play and predictable routines, not worksheets — little and often works best.
Read the answer AnswerWhat is one Everyday Therapy activity for simple planning?
A simple home activity for planning is the "First-Then-Last" picture plan: let your 3–7-year-old break a familiar routine into three steps before doing it. This 5–10 minute daily game grows sequencing and executive function naturally through real life.
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