the answer "It's a duck, you say it...What's this?...It's a duck" Try these activities to practice level one questions : Peekaboo Have some familiar dolls, animals and teddies and a cloth such as a tea towel or small blanket. Ask your child to close their eyes, hide one toy under the cloth and then ask them to open their eyes and say "Who is it?" Take the cloth off and say "Who is it?' Hide the toy again and ask "Who did you see?" Make a peekaboo picture game by taping some coloured paper flaps onto a piece of cardboard and sliding photos of family members under the flaps for your child to open and name. Answering simple questions for toddlers Try these activities to practice level one questions: Surprise box You can use plastic containers and recycled boxes or buy a few brightly coloured gift boxes to use in this activity. Have a number of small familiar items that will fit in the boxes. To begin with let your child see the items, touch them, talk about them and tell your child their names. Ask your child to close their eyes and hide an object in each box. Help your child to open the box and ask "What's this?" When your child can do this easily find some new items to hide without showing your child the items first. Feely bag Use a cloth bag such as a library bag or pillow case and choose a number of familiar