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1. Crumple up the task cards into balls and place them in a basket. 2. Have a family member launch the basket towards you all at once. 3. Catch as many of the balls as you can! 4. Open up and answer all the ones that you caught out loud. 5. Once you have finished...
1. This game is like Apples to Apples, but with hyperboles! 2. Sit in a circle with the 18 picture cards face down in the middle. 3. Player 1 starts as the judge. They will pick a card and show it to the group. 4. All other players must write their own hyperbole...
1. Choose one letter and one number at a time. 2.Make an alliteration using the number you chose as the amount of times you must use the letter you chose as the first letter of most of your words. For Example: I pulled the letter Y and the number 4. The young, yellow...
1. Use the cards to review the sounds as the child learns them. The small number in the bottom righthand corner of some cards indicates that the letter has more than one sound.2. For reference, the sound list/grid from Week 2 is included. Use it if you’re not sure...
Objective: To be the first player to reach the end. 1. Each player chooses a game piece and places it on start. 2. Each person takes a turn rolling a die and moving the amount of spaces that they roll.. 3. If they land on an ending blend, they take one card from the...
Objective: To practice oo vowel team words; To be the player with the most cards at the end of the game. 1. Shuffle the cards and place them face down. 2. Each player takes a turn choosing a card from the top of the pile and reading it. If they read it right, they get...
Objective: These tiles can be used to make words, practice letter sounds, digraphs, blends, and vowel teams. 1. Each tile represents one sound. That means that more than one tile is needed to create a blend. However only one tile would be used to create a vowel team,...
Our Earth is divided into layers beneath the very ground we walk on. The continental and oceanic crust, lithosphere, asthenosphere, upper and lower mantle, outer and inner core. This activity grants an in-depth knowledge of the earth’s inner wonders! Materials:...
Oxymorons can be a rather abstract concept, so extra adult assistance may be needed for this activity. Draw a colorful doodle for each oxymoron listed. Your doodle can be (and probably will be) humorous! While letting your child struggle a bit and tap into their...
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