What's Wrong with Fall?

Uh-oh! There is something wrong with Fall. Find 3 things wrong or silly on each page. Great for learning vocabulary and early critical thinking skills. Can be played without sound to give your child a chance to verbally describe why each one is wrong.

What's Wrong with Winter?

Find 3 things wrong/silly in each winter scene. Great for seasonal vocabulary and critical thinking skills. Can be used to improve verbal expression skills - turn off the sound and let your child explain why each one is wrong.

What's Wrong with Spring?

Find 3 things wrong/silly in each seasonal setting. If your child is speaking in sentences, have them describe why it is wrong.

What's Wrong With Summer?

An evil villain has messed up our seasons. Can you find what's wrong on each page and save Summer? Visual discrimination games like this are a fun way to learn to recognize shapes and orientation, important for learning to recognize letters and numbers.

Odd Robot Out

Increase vocabulary and verbal expression with this fun What's-Different? game. Student must tell what the robot is doing to make him different from the others. Requires listening buddy. Perfect for online instruction. #actionwords, #verbs

What's Funny?

Part of a series on understanding humor, this targets the first type of humor that children understand - visual humor. Students select which pic is funny and tell why. #verbal expression, #artic carryover, #because

Would You Rather K-3

Not really a game with a score, just meant to get the kids conversing! This activity requires 2 or more players. Encourages speaking in complete sentences, and using "because" to verbalize reasons. Best for grades K-5. Find a printable version on TpT. #verbalexpression

Deskribit

Practice describing objects with group, action, size, shape, and color. Great supplement for EET program. You can download this and edit it to fit your own needs for a choice board. Appropriate for ages 4-5+ #verbal expression #PreK #descriptive vocabulary #adjectives