Nt1310 Unit 1 Assignment

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For this assignment, I participated in play with my two-year-old niece. Completing this assignment was not difficult for me at all. I have had several experiences with toddlers and adolescents. One reason is that I have worked with two-year-olds over a year during my undergrad career. Therefore, entertaining my niece came quite easy. My dad dropped her off at about 7 am, and I was not quite ready to start the assignment just yet. Once she got in she did began to cry, however, I quickly quiet her down and laid her down to sleep. Once we woke up I began to start the activities after giving her breakfast. First, we played with dolls in which she enjoyed. Then, we sang ABC’s and counted to ten. I believe that those activities were very beneficial

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