Play “Slapjack” with sight word flashcards! Call out a word and ask the kids to turn over flashcards until they find the card you called. The first kid go all the way around the circle wins!ģ2. The first one to answer the math problem correctly goes to the next child in the circle and tries again. Play “Around the World” with addition or subtraction flashcards. Build picture sentences by asking kids to put picture flashcards in order to form a complete thought.ģ1. Learn about animal sounds by tossing farm animal flashcards onto the floor and challenging kids to find the animal that makes each sound!ģ0. Take spelling their name with flashcards to another level by doing this fun Clothesline Spelling Activity! It’s perfect for letter recognition and fine motor skills!Ģ9. Print black and white flashcards and let the kids decorate them with color.Ģ8. Practice alphabetizing words by putting sight word flashcards in ABC order.Ģ7. Get a set of dollar flashcards and have kids match up play coins to the amounts on each card.Ģ6. Tape a shape flashcard to your child’s back and have him or her ask 5 Questions to figure out what shape it is.Ģ5. Hide individual letter flashcards in the dark and play this fun Flashlight Alphabet Game!Ģ4. Play “I Spy” and let your child find a picture flashcard that begins with each letter sound!Ģ3. Drill holes in alphabet flashcards and make a simple Alphabet Flip Book!Ģ2. Use seasonal sight word flashcards to go on a scavenger hunt!Ģ1. As your child correctly identifies the word, color, etc on the card you can put it on a bulletin board!Ģ0. Flashcards are a great way to review the learned letters at the end of each week. This helps you to determine exactly what letter to focus on for that day!ġ9. Put the flashcards into a hat and allow your child to choose one from the hat each school day. Have your child match the lowercase letters to the upper case letters.ġ8. If the word says “green” then match it to a card with a block of green!ġ7. Cut the cards up and allow your child(ren) to put the puzzles together and then say the word, letter, number, etc!ġ6. Laminate your flash cards to turn them into a handwriting practice tool says Mama Miss!ġ5. Let them correct their own flash cards and then showcase their work.ġ4. Have your child make sentences with their sight word cards!ġ3. Put number cards out and have your child match the correct number of manipulatives to the cards!ġ2. She turns them into a typical Montessori hands on experience!ġ1. Living Montessori Now doesn’t just flip cards over. You say one of the words and see how quickly he can pick up that card.ġ0. Spread all of the cards out on a table face up. Make or purchase a duplicate set of flashcards and play a game of memory, including the rule that he only gets to keep the matching pair of cards if he can say the sight word written on them.ĩ. Try a Letter Matching Activity when your child can match flash card letters to written letters!Ĩ. He can flip over whichever card the beanbag lands on and say the word that is on the card.ħ. Have your child toss a beanbag onto a card. Another fun option is to place the flashcards face down on the floor. 3 Dinosaurs fixes up her flashcards with magnets and let’s her kids go word fishing! I really love this idea for sport-minded boys.Ħ. As he finds each one, he must tell you which word is on the card.ĥ. Have him come into the room and look for the cards. While the child is out of the room, hide the flashcards in various locations. Flashcards are perfect for teaching a second language – you can hold up picture cards and have your child say the name of the picture in both their Native language and the new language.Ĥ. Create a fun game to see how many of the flashcards that they know – and how many in a row!ģ. Keep going until he is close enough to touch you.Ģ. Show him a flashcard every time he says the sight word correctly, he gets to take one step or a hop toward you. Have your child stand across the room while you hold up the flashcards.
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