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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Winter -Listening to Connected Speech
Listening to Connected Speech
Winter Card Games
Click HERE for the printable cards.
Before you play:
First, print two copies of each set of cards and then paste them on a cardboard backing so that your child can't see through them. Cut out the individual cards and then you are ready to play various listening activities.
Some examples on the cards are:
A person snowboarding.
A person skiing.
Snowflakes falling from the sky.
A woman skating.
People playing hockey.
An icicle hanging from the roof.
A man getting warm by the fire.
A person sledding
1. Listen and Match
Spread all the cards on a table.
Take turns flipping two cards and saying the cards that you flip.
Remember to always look at the card and describe the card BEFORE you show your child the picture. If s/he sees the picture then/he does not need to listen and the hearing opportunity is lost.
If it's a pair then they keep it and get a point.
2. Go Snowball (Go Fish)
Deal four or five cards to each player.
Deal four or five cards to each player.
Take turns asking the other player if s/he has a card. 'Do you have people playing hockey?' If s/he has it, they must give it to the asking person. asking If the other person doesn't have it, then you picks a card from the pile -and say, "Go Snowball". The person with the most pairs wins.
3. Target Complex Sentences
Use the cards as a springboard for elaboration.
Example are:
"Do you have the person snowboarding who landed face first in the snow?"
Does anyone have the man and his dog getting warm by the fire after shoveling the driveway?"
3. Target Complex Sentences
Use the cards as a springboard for elaboration.
Example are:
"Do you have the person snowboarding who landed face first in the snow?"
Does anyone have the man and his dog getting warm by the fire after shoveling the driveway?"
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