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1. Each player takes one game board. 2. The first player rolls the die and reads a word from the column of the vowel team rolled. 3. Then they place a marker on it. 4. If a column is filled and a player rolls that vowel team, they lose a turn. 5. If a player rolls a...
Everyone needs a Bingo card. Print out the bingo cards that you will be using. Use page 2 for the colored version and page 3 for the black and white version. If you are only using the cards once, you can use markers to place an X. If you would like to reuse the cards,...
Research ways to act ethical in online environments and respect privacy and copyrights. Learning Benchmarks: Comprehensive: The child understands the importance of acting ethically in online environments and respecting privacy and copyrights. *Note: WonderHere...
1. After reading the selected text, write a summary that is 280 characters or less (a letter, symbol, and even a space counts as a letter!). 2. If you’re having a hard time staying under the character limit, remember that summaries include only the most important...
Objective: To become the 1st player with two sets of matching pairs. 1. Players sit in a circle with 3 spoons in the middle. 2. Shuffle the deck and deal 4 cards to each player. 3. Players simultaneously pass a card they do not want to the player on their left. 4....
1. Each clip card contains a scrambled fable from taleswithmorals.com. 2. Read the scrambled fable and decide the correct order. 3. Place clothespin #1 on the strip containing the first part of the story, clothespin #2 on the strip containing the second part of the...
1. Use the cards to build words, placing them on the mat. 2.Decipher the meaning by matching the Meaning strip underneath. 3. Use the Answer Key to check your work. Tip: An easy way to save on printing is to write the prefixes, roots/bases, and suffixes on sticky...
1. Observe the photo closely. 2. Write any observation that comes to mind in the margins (white space around the photo). Remember, observations are just what you see. 3. Choose what you think are the most important observations to write down in the “My Observations”...
Objective: To use a handcraft as a prop for storytelling. 1. Trace the template onto the felt. 2. Cut the felt pieces (2 per shape) - a front and back. 3. Use sewing pins to keep the pieces together. 4. Using the embroidery thread and needle, show child how to make a...
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