Sunday, August 30, 2020

TIC TAC TOE HOMEWORK

“Parents are their CHILD’S FIRST AND MOST IMPORTANT TEACHER.”

Prepare activities that will encourage parents to continue to extend learning beyond the screen.

Tic Tac Toe at Home
Use a frame similar to the one shown with activities children can do with their families. Can they get three in a row or do they want to do the whole frame?
                      


*Adapt the tasks below to the age and ability of your students to create tic tac toe frames each week.

Read a book.
Tell a joke. 
Exercise. 
Sing a song.
Play hide and seek.
Hum.
Say a nursery rhyme. 
Play a card game.
Talk. 
Make a puppet.
Juggle two paper towels. 
Swing.
Sit on the floor together. 
Build something with blocks.
Blow bubbles. 
Go outside and take a walk.
Cut pictures out of magazines. 
Skip.
Play a board game. 
Skate on paper plates.
Count. 
Look out the window.
Go on a nature walk. 
Make a wish.
Jump or hop as long as you can. 
Do a job together. 
Play a memory game. 
Write a letter.
Cook something together. 
Do a finger play. 
Work a puzzle. 
Make a band of pots and pans. 
Pantomime. Guess who I am? 
Play “I spy.”
Draw a picture.  
Put on a puppet show. 
Make a book. 
Make a card for someone. 
Play a rhyming game. 
Play with play dough.
String pasta or cereal on dental floss.
Draw with chalk on the sidewalk.
Play follow the leader. 
Make silly faces in a mirror. 
Draw a picture. 
Put on some music and dance.
Give each other a back rub.


Monthly Activity Calendars
You can also download monthly activity calendars on drjean.org.

http://www.drjean.org/html/monthly_act/act_2011/07_Jul_css/pg03.html