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Young children incorporate powerful learning within their play. 🧠 Take a moment to admire all of the literacy, mathematical, and restaurant knowledge this little waitress (just shy of two-years-old) puts on display as she takes her parents’ dinner orders. While her writing isn’t yet conventional, watch carefully and you’ll... notice that every item her parents list gets its own special mark on her notepad. She has learned that print conveys meaning. Asked about the total bill, she explains - showing them the lengthy list of items she’s captured - that the check will be $100. It’s a reasonable estimate, rooted in her emerging knowledge of quantity. She knows they’ve made a large order and chooses a large number to match. And throughout, watch how expertly she plays the role of waitress. From asking what they will have to her, “ok guys” as she heads back to the kitchen to place the order. It’s clear that she’s a keen observer of the world around her. A little sponge, soaking up knowledge wherever she goes. 🧽 This brilliant little waitress was shared to TT by lisaluujolly.show more

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NBCT for Public Schools🌟1 年前

Our hero obviously doesn't get a device stuck in front of her at the restaurant 😊😊 I'll bet she colors on the kids' menu and reads a book while waiting for her food instead❤️❤️

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Dan Wuori1 年前

That’s a good bet.

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Beanie1 年前

Adorable! She’s clearly not staring at a screen when she goes out to eat with her parents. She’s been very observant about her surroundings and does a lovely job of imitating what she’s seen. Well done, mom & dad!

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Dan Wuori1 年前

No doubt she’s learned a ton about the interactions between wait staff and customers. So cool to see that translated in her play!

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Prepper X1 年前

lol she looks like a little waitress here. Even her facial expressions match.

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Dan Wuori1 年前

I loved this too. She’s all business.

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bernita corder1 年前

I wonder if she ever came back😂

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Dan Wuori1 年前

With toddlers you never know! But she seems very focused. Guessing she did.

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MonieLuv1 年前

I hope they tip.

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Dan Wuori1 年前

Yes chef!

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