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It's the weekend! What does your child want to do?

Choreograph a new dance to their favorite song.
Off to the zoo, to learn about their favorite animals!
A day at the park, exploring the outdoors.
Visit a museum, and learn about the world.
Pack a picnic with their favorite snacks!

Your child gets one superpower for the day. What do they choose?

Sashaying around the world to help others
Talking to animals
Bringing plants back to life
Time travel
Feeding the whole town

What is your child’s favorite color?

Blue
Red
Green
Purple
Orange

It’s time to plan a family vacation! Where does your child want to go?

New York City to see Broadway shows.
An awesome zoo to see all the animals.
A national park to explore the great outdoors.
Any historical city, such as Philadelphia!
Someplace with lots of new and diverse cuisine, like Los Angeles.

You’re headed on a road trip! What will your child bring?

Headphones to listen to their favorite tunes.
Drawing paper with markers or crayons.
Their favorite stuffed animal.
A map and lots of books and activities.
Snacks and treats for the whole family.

What’s your child’s favorite space to play at home or in school?

The music center!
The art table.
Anywhere outdoors!
The reading nook, surrounded by books.
The play kitchen to cook up something tasty.

If there’s one thing your child could do all day, what would it be?

Be in the spotlight!
Create something beautiful.
Dig in the dirt, and collect sticks and rocks.
Read, and share facts with others.
Help in the kitchen.