We have been playing a very primitive "What Doesn't Belong?" game during M's school time lately. I draw a row of objects all the same except for one that is different either in color or in shape. Her job is to point out the one that doesn't belong.Then I fold that row down and do another (it's less confusing when she can only see one row at a time). We do about 5 rows in each sitting. She understands the concept now and enjoys it. Any suggestions for the next level of difficulty?
4 comments:
You could do this with letters. If you've taught upper and lower case, do a row with all upper case letters except for one lower case, etc. Or, use it like your categories game. Do a row with animals where a chair doesn't belong. Or, a row with people where a cat doesn't belong. You could also take this outside and collect objects on a nature walk. Then group flowers together and throw in a stick or different grasses and add a rock, etc.
I think that Emily would love this thanks for sharing :0)
You could draw 2 pictures that are of the same object (shape, picture or letter) except missing part of the picture. then have her draw in the missing part.
Kim
You could draw 2 pictures that are of the same object (shape, picture or letter) except missing part of the picture. then have her draw in the missing part.
Kim
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