Incorporating motor skill activities into learning routines, especially for young children, can be beneficial for both their physical development and cognitive growth.
Steps:
- Print them
- Laminate them
- Stick them or hang them
- Ask children to:
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Call Out a Word: Call out a tricky word from the list.
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Tap on the Word: Ask the children to find the called-out word and tap on it with their hand.
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Spell and Tap: For an added challenge, ask the children to spell the word out loud while tapping on each letter.
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Sentence Formation: Have the children tap on multiple words and then use those words to form a sentence.
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Jump on the Words: Call out a tricky word and have the children find and jump on the corresponding word on the floor.
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Word Hunt: Hide some words around the room and let the children search for them, bringing each word back to the floor to place in the correct spot.
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