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Bear took a tumble, and only your little doctors can fix him! Count the dots and ten frames on each bandage, then match them to the right number on Bear to build number sense one boo-boo at a time.
Every-body loves this syllable game! Flip a card, clap the syllables in each body part, and move around the board to practice phonological awareness and build human body vocabulary.
Calling all brain surgeons! Navigate the wiggly brain maze from the start to the word that rhymes with the surgeon’s clue, building rhyming, problem-solving, and pre-writing skills along the way.
Scoop, drop, digest! Flip a card, then count each food as it plops into the matching stomach cup to build one-to-one correspondence, color recognition, and scooping skills in one tasty sensory bin.
Keep an eye on the pattern! Look closely at each row of colorful eyes, then use counters to finish the pattern and build patterning, color recognition, and early math skills.
Ready, set, germ war! Flip a card, quickly spot how many germs are crawling around, and if you have the most, your thermometer rises. It’s a feverish race to build subitizing, counting, and number comparison skills!
Ba-bump, ba-bump, FREEZE! Dance to the heartbeat song, stop at the nearest heart when the music ends, and trace the letter you find. Gross motor fun meets letter practice in this heart-pounding game.
Explore the human body inside and out! Build a skeleton, stack a candy spine, scoop blood cells, sort tastes and squish a digestion bag, all with real photo vocabulary cards.
Huff, puff, and measure! Blow a cup as far as you can, check the distance with the lung ruler, and record it on the graph. It’s a breathtaking way to practice measuring and comparing.
Become a letter doctor! Stack bones to build letters, then name each picture’s beginning sound and hold the arm up to the light to see if the X-ray agrees. It builds letter formation and phonemic awareness.
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- Kendra W.
Students enjoyed getting to put bandaids on bear and great for math activity.
- Marisa P.
This germ game was a blast! I used it with a few students at a time. The games went quick enough that my students were able to stay engaged.
- Jennifer B.
These were perfect for our unit on the brain, and the fact that it was rhyming practice was even better for my kinders!
- Wendy R.
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Use poetry and movement to teach rhymes, syllables, beginning sounds, sentence structure, and alphabet knowledge - all in about 5 minutes a day!
Engage your students with fun daily questions to form opinions, spark discussion, and incorporate counting during circle time.
Teach your students how to draw with easy, step-by-step directions. Plus, get other ideas for apple art projects!
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