This mini-lesson is asking children to organize and categorize various objects with their matching activity. The activities were carefully selected to correspond with common every-day events. This activity is 13 pages including title page, directions, and sentence forms.
Targeted Activities:
-making cookies
-making sandwich
-cleaning your teeth
-taking a bath
-having a birthday party
-making an ice cream sundae
-planting a garden
-painting a picture
I developed the product to target categorization and "what" questions. However, I'm sure there are some other creative uses.
-Suggested Construction-
1) Print activity on card stock and laminate
for durability
2) Cut out the various activity cards (i.e. Making cookies, taking a bath, making a
sandwich etc…) and
put sticky back Velcro on the back.
3) Cut out the different activity objects (i.e. rolling pin, soap, toothbrush etc…) and place
sticky back Velcro on the back.
4) Place sticky back Velcro in the sentence
form boxes so the activity
cards and activity
objects will stick.
5) This activity has been arranged to allow
for easy use and storage. Cut the template pages (pages that contain
blank boxes) along the dotted lines, hole punch, and attach using a metal ring.
6) Use sentence forms 1, 2, or 3 to work on
asking and answering “what”
questions and categorizing.
Activity Cards:
Related Object Cards:
The following templates were created for easy organization and storage. I currently use these same templates for my "Occupations: Who am I?" activity and it makes everything much easier. I am able to keep all the pieces together and I can easily find the objects I want. Just place the big activity card in the large box and the smaller related objects in the colored boxes.
I also included three different sentence templates to target "wh" questions, complete sentences and correct grammar/syntax.
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