The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 15 Starring the number 15 and the letters X, Y, & Z.
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Find the hidden alphabet
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 15 Starring the number 15 and the letters X, Y, & Z.
Sign language- numbers
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 15 Starring the number 15 and the letters X, Y, & Z.
Sign Language- Alphabet
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 15 Starring the number 15 and the letters X, Y, & Z.
Tall and short poem
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Oscars Remembering game
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Sign language- opposites
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 11 Starring the number 11 and the letter R.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Monday, January 10, 2011
Sign language- playground
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 10 Starring the number 10 and the letters P & Q.
Letter P & Q search
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 10 Starring the number 10 and the letters P & Q.
Oscar the Grouch sock puppets
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 9 Starring the number 9 and the letters M & N & O.
Magnifying glass
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 9 Starring the number 9 and the letters M & N & O.
Sign language- action words
The Sesame Street Treasury. Volume 8 Starring the number 8 and the letters k & l.
Friday, January 15, 2010
Guessing Game
Kleenex Box Guessing Game
Ages: 3- 8+ years
Time to complete: 3-8 minutes This game allows children to use their sense of touch and build their descriptive vocabulary
What you need: empty facial tissue box , various objects of different shapes that will fit into the tissue box (such as a toy car , sunglasses , a sock , a comb , a spoon , a cotton ball , a coin , foam bath letters)
Instructions:Without your child watching, put an object into an empty tissue box. Have your child put his or her hand into the box and, without looking, guess what the object is. Encourage your child to describe the way the object feels using words like soft, hard, bumpy, smooth, squishy. etc. For an older child try putting foam bath letters or real coins into the box for an added challenge.
See full activity here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/21239569@N05/2860540490/
Ages: 3- 8+ years
Time to complete: 3-8 minutes This game allows children to use their sense of touch and build their descriptive vocabulary
What you need: empty facial tissue box , various objects of different shapes that will fit into the tissue box (such as a toy car , sunglasses , a sock , a comb , a spoon , a cotton ball , a coin , foam bath letters)
Instructions:Without your child watching, put an object into an empty tissue box. Have your child put his or her hand into the box and, without looking, guess what the object is. Encourage your child to describe the way the object feels using words like soft, hard, bumpy, smooth, squishy. etc. For an older child try putting foam bath letters or real coins into the box for an added challenge.
See full activity here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/21239569@N05/2860540490/
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