Out of 10 rounds, how many words could your kid make with the alphabet cards?
MATERIALS NEEDED
Paper cards
Color Pencils
Magazines
Newspapers
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Prepare a set of 26 alphabet letter cards.
2. Place them face-up on floor/table.
3. Clip 5-10 magazine pictures of things
a. with 3- to 4-letter names; and
b. Your kid is familiar with. Samples: dog, cat, cup, eyes, nose, soap, etc.
4.Write the names on respective pictures.
5. Take one picture and show it to your kid.
6. Spell out the name aloud to them. Say: “D-O-G”
7. Turn the picture facedown and ask your kid to pick up the alphabet letters of the name of the picture just seen.
8. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all pictures are done.
WHY IS THIS IMPORTANT
Children at 2-3 can recognize most of the letters in the alphabet. With guidance, your kid will likely be able to pick up the correct letters linked to simple 3- to 4-letter words that they frequently hear of.
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A Storybook Ending
How much did your kid's version of the story differ from the original story?
Detective, What’s in the Box?
For a couple of rounds, how much did your kid communicate their thoughts and ideas?
