Max holds a book above his head. Moon asks why he is studying this way. Max says it’s because she told him to “keep it up.” Max took it literally, when Moon only meant to encourage him to keep studying.
Tips for Parents
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Here's how to talk to your child about it >>>
Hey your child, did you learn something from watching this video? Blippy says, 'Keep your eyes on the prize! Don't take things too literally like Max did, because that won't always work. Stick with it and you'll reach your goals!'
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4 activities you can do with your child now >>>
- Have your child mimic Max and hold a book above their head. - Ask your child what they think the phrase 'keep it up' means. - Talk with your child about how to take phrases like 'keep it up' figuratively. - Work together with your child to come up with ideas for other phrases that can be taken figuratively.
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Pretend play with your child >>>
The game is called "Keep It Up Challenge"! You have to hold a book above your head for as long as possible. your child has to match or beat your time. If your child can beat your time, then you have to give them a reward of their choice. Have fun!
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1 moral thought for your child inspired by this >>>
Hard work and dedication can lead to success, your child! Never give up!