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This is great to teach some winter vocabulary as well as paying attention to details when looking at a picture.
Students follow directions to create three unique snowmen. Following directions helps young children develop their receptive language skills.
Engage your child with short story language comprehension!
Practice following directions with this Thanksgiving-themed activity.
Have your child identify items and sort them by their function.
Match pictures of objects to their functions.
Listen to details that describe a house. Choose the correct house afterlistening to the description.
Give your child simple and complex directions to help them create a pizza!
This is an activity that helps students identify an object based on its function.