Posted in All Kid Activities, Literacy Activities

Sorting Animals

A level up version of the sorting activity.

I love how Caleb could read the word ZOO (it’s one of our sight word) all by himself 🙂 

He sorted the dinosaurs pretty fast.
The animals were trickier to sort (If you really think about it, all the animals could really be in the zoo).
Critical thinking test…

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Caleb made animal sounds while sorting.
He would say to the animals, “You should be here.”
I guess he enjoyed pretending to be the zookeeper.
When he made a mistake, he would self-correct himself and say, “Oh sorry! This should be here.”
How did you become so smart?
Gotta love this kid 🙂

 

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Alphabet Matching

Simple and easy matching activity.
I used materials that were readily available at home:

1. baking tray
2. alphabet magnets
3. paper with alphabet outlines (used colored pencil to trace the letters onto the paper)

I wanted to do this activity because Caleb pretty much memorized the his store-bought alphabet puzzles—since these were in order from A-Z.

I mixed up the letters .

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Caleb would sound out the letters as he would match them.

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Alphabet stickers

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Caleb gets an alphabet to stick on to the paper if he can make the alphabet sound/give a word that begins with the alphabet. If your kid loves stickers. This is a great way to motivate them to review/learn the alphabet. Who says learning can’t be fun?