Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Sneaky Learning Summer Edition - LITERACY ACTIVITIES

During many of our discussions with parents recently, we have been asked how the children can continue to practice and learn over the summer. Mrs. Steeves and I are strong advocates of learning through fun and play and therefore thought we would collect a number of different ideas of how the kids can do so through the summer months.

The following is a collection of fun ideas of games and ideas for practising LITERACY skills over the summer (another post is on the way with similar math games). The games can be played in both languages and we strongly encourage our students to continue learning through play over the summer! Click on the image to be taken to the page that explains the activity :)

backyard alphabet hunt

Twister with SIGHT WORDS!

TWISTER with Sight Words!!

Fun Sight Word Games You Can Play Outdoors! Park tricycle in the spot. Pop the balloon. Pool fetch. Great Ideas!

A collection of great sight word games- remember: you can play these in either French or English. Just use the sight words we sent home in May!

Ready-Set-Read: Early Literacy Outdoor activities. Good for co-therapy with occupational and/or physical therapists.

Great backyard (or driveway) literacy activities!

Get outside and combine exercise and learning with this fun alphabet relay game! Learn how with "Mom Inspired Life".

This is a great activity for very active little people. Just hide foam letters (easily purchased at Dollar Store) outside in the back yard and have a "home base" bucket where they have to drop the letters in once they find them!

Learn through play with Sight Word Hopscotch (change to suit your learning needs - letters, numbers, vocabulary, colors, etc) Get kids active, outdoors & learning!

HOPSCOTCH and learning?!? Great for letter recognition, sight words, sound blends and even numbers!!

sight word bean bag

Active sight word game for kids. Hullabaloo!! Great for those kinesthetic learners.

This is a great game that we have played frequently in the classroom. Great for kinesthetic learners.

Gross Motor Sight Word Game: Cup Crash!  Read each word on the cup and then stack them up to make a tower.  Then take a ball and knock it down!

FUN! (and educational!) Again, this game could be played with numbers, letters, sound blends as well. 

Must have Cheer Cards for your Word Wall... Use to get your students motivated to learn the sight words! $

A fun way to practice sight words. Just print these cards and have your child pick one. They then follow the directions on the card and practice their sight words!

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