ABC Book of Fun with Dad
Posted by eka in Kids Activities, Reading Activities on Wednesday, May 25, 2011
If you have an emerging player at home, you've probably heard many times: There is no such thing as too much practice, B, C! The challenge is, of course, to make the letters and sounds as relevant as possible, the rest of the world. With Fathers Day soon, why not, "Seize the moment", adding some valuable holiday literacy learning and make his father happy in the process? Here is a fun and easy way to do it.
What you need:
* 6 sheets of white legal size (8-1/2 "x14")
* 1 sheet of colored construction paper, 12x18 "
* Stapler
* Bookmarks
* Digital photographs (optional)
What you do:
1. To make a "book" begins by cutting a colored construction paper cover a little larger than legal size paper (about 9-1/2 "x15") Fold in half horizontally so that is 7 - 1 / 2 "x 9".
2. Now fold the paper into two legal dimensions, so that measures 8-1/2 "x 7". Insert the folded construction paper, and use of the stapler to ensure along the fold line.
3. On the cover, ask your child to write "ABC Fun with Dad," and either draw a picture of a father or glue on a picture of him all the better if it is a picture of father and child together "While you're there, make sure that the young author also signed his work.
4. At the top of every page of the book, have your child write a letter, and go to Z. If your child is just beginning letters, uppercase letters are not alone, but do not hold your child back, if you want to add lower-case letters as well. There is another page, have your child take a picture of something that is not the father of which contains a word beginning with that letter. He is the father to play tennis? Love to take your kids to swim? Eat watermelon in the summer? Presto: you have pages of R, S and W already!
5. Notice: for small children is a great project. Parents, it is probably wiser to work in phases here, perhaps a few letters a day for several days. For children, the whole learning movement: each letter corresponds to a sound, each sound contributes to a word, words describing the father, and you can bet on him He'll be really happy with this gift .
What you need:
* 6 sheets of white legal size (8-1/2 "x14")
* 1 sheet of colored construction paper, 12x18 "
* Stapler
* Bookmarks
* Digital photographs (optional)
What you do:
1. To make a "book" begins by cutting a colored construction paper cover a little larger than legal size paper (about 9-1/2 "x15") Fold in half horizontally so that is 7 - 1 / 2 "x 9".
2. Now fold the paper into two legal dimensions, so that measures 8-1/2 "x 7". Insert the folded construction paper, and use of the stapler to ensure along the fold line.
3. On the cover, ask your child to write "ABC Fun with Dad," and either draw a picture of a father or glue on a picture of him all the better if it is a picture of father and child together "While you're there, make sure that the young author also signed his work.
4. At the top of every page of the book, have your child write a letter, and go to Z. If your child is just beginning letters, uppercase letters are not alone, but do not hold your child back, if you want to add lower-case letters as well. There is another page, have your child take a picture of something that is not the father of which contains a word beginning with that letter. He is the father to play tennis? Love to take your kids to swim? Eat watermelon in the summer? Presto: you have pages of R, S and W already!
5. Notice: for small children is a great project. Parents, it is probably wiser to work in phases here, perhaps a few letters a day for several days. For children, the whole learning movement: each letter corresponds to a sound, each sound contributes to a word, words describing the father, and you can bet on him He'll be really happy with this gift .