How to do it
Read the direction aloud and do the first item together. Explore ten familiar Halloween pictures and their English names.
The same kind of activity first, then pages that practise the same skills.
A classroom reference chart children return to while learning letters, numbers, shapes, colors or new words.
Read the direction aloud and do the first item together. Explore ten familiar Halloween pictures and their English names.
Easier: Cover part of the page and complete one row or section at a time.
Challenge: Invite the child to check the page independently and identify the item that required the most thought.
Keep the session calm and brief. Praise careful looking, controlled movement and self-correction instead of only correct answers.
For Pre-K, Kindergarten learners, accuracy and a clear strategy matter more than finishing quickly.
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