What Am I? Halloween!
working on /s/ clusters and present tense verbs
Here are some ways to practice words with /s/ clusters at home:
1) If your kids like to "play trick or treat" in the drive up to Halloween, you can talk about spooky or scary things you might see and hear. . Be especially aware of any costumes that have an s-blend, for example, Spiderman!
2) While carving a pumpkin, you can emphasize the “scooping” of the seeds with your spoon. The inside can be sticky!
3) A simple, fun game that is great year-round is “I Spy”. Take turns describing something that is in the room, using simple modifiers that your child will understand. This game is not only great for practicing “sp” sounds, but it is also great for naming functions of objects, meaningful descriptions of objects, and simple wh questions.
1) If your kids like to "play trick or treat" in the drive up to Halloween, you can talk about spooky or scary things you might see and hear. . Be especially aware of any costumes that have an s-blend, for example, Spiderman!
2) While carving a pumpkin, you can emphasize the “scooping” of the seeds with your spoon. The inside can be sticky!
3) A simple, fun game that is great year-round is “I Spy”. Take turns describing something that is in the room, using simple modifiers that your child will understand. This game is not only great for practicing “sp” sounds, but it is also great for naming functions of objects, meaningful descriptions of objects, and simple wh questions.
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Core vocabulary: stay, stop, sleep, swim, spell, smell, school, small, sky, step, scared, stand
Game: Hide and Ghost Seek
Cheers: Teacher: Trick or Treat! Kids: Smell my feet!
Teacher: A la mookie! Kids: That's too spooky!
Teacher: oooooooooooH! Kids: I hear a ghost!
Craft: paper plate ghost
