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Learning games about letters and words

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Learning games about letters and words


Please write down all the letters in the alphabet. 2 questions for you: 1. What letters do you like the most? Why? 2. When you look at the letters, what are the 5 first words that come into your mind?


Please organize books in alphabetical order.


Synonyms and antonyms of adjectives ď‚§ Person A writes down 5 adjectives. ď‚§ Person B writes down synonyms and antonyms to the 5 adjectives that person B wrote down.


What are the first 5 things you notice in this photo?

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Pack a suitcase together  Person A chooses 1 thing to put in the suitcase.  Person B repeats this thing and adds another thing.  Etc.


What great story have you heard this week?  What happened in the story?  Who told the story?  What do you think about the story?  What do other people think about the story?


Reading and summing up exercise ď‚§ Person A reads a couple of pages aloud. ď‚§ Then person B sums up what he or she understood.


Draw what https://quickdraw.withgoogle.com/ suggests. Then make a short story with the things you drew on the screen.


Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook
Learning games about letters and words by Frank Calberg - Issuu