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Games
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Go Fish
Concepts: Colors, Counting, Turn-taking.
Our Suggestions: Practice "my turn", "your turn" as well as naming the
colors.
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Colorforms Games Silly Faces
Concepts: Colors, Facial Body Parts, Turn-taking.
Our Suggestions: Play this game with your child. Talk about the
different colors of the body parts (red nose versus purple, yellow, pink),
label the different body parts and see if your child can receptively identify
them as well as label them for you. This is a great first game to teach basic
turn-taking skills.
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Oreo Matchin' Middles
Concepts: Shapes, Turn-taking.
Our Suggestions: There are a variety of ways to play from simply
emptying the jar and putting the pieces back (attention span and turn-taking),
to matching the shapes, or using it as a memory game. The game is very durable
and lots of fun. Practice "my turn", "your turn" as well as naming the shapes.
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Cranium Cariboo
Concepts: Letters, numbers, shapes, colors, turn-taking and vocabulary.
Our suggestions: This game is one of our favorites! Your child can match
colors, letters, shapes, and count numbers. He/she can also practice saying
specific sounds and words if you use your own picture cards. Children are
highly motivated with this "hide and seek" style game. It's great for having
children say lots of words with flashcards. Children always enjoy the game's
conclusion as they watch the treasure chest open revealing a large purple
diamond inside.
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Barnyard Bingo
Concepts: Colors, animal names, sounds, turn-taking, pronouns.
Our Suggestions: Play this game with your child. Talk about the
different colors (red, yellow, blue, red), animals (cow, sheep, pig, chicken),
and the sounds they make. This is a great first game to teach basic turn-taking
skills. Encourage your child to say "my turn" and "mine" before he/she takes
their turn to introduce early developing pronouns.
Have a game idea? Email it to us!
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Guess Who
Concepts: Turn taking, eye contact, asking questions, physical
attributes, /r/ sound (person).
Our Suggestions: While taking turns playing this game with your children
courage them to look at you as they ask each question. Model different
grammatical questions such as “Does your person have...?" "Is your person a
girl?" "Does he/she have a...?"
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Brain Quest: Fruit Dominoes
Concepts: Matching, turn taking, vocabulary
Our Suggestions: A wonderful first game! Fun to travel with too. |
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Brain Quest: Animal Dominoes
Concepts: Matching, turn taking, vocabulary
Our Suggestions: A wonderful first game! Fun to travel with too. |
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Trouble
Concepts: Turn taking, counting.
Our Suggestions: A motivating popper to roll the dice. This is a game
that children love. It can easily be used a a reinforcer for practicing
flashcards or sound practice.
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