Build a Word with Playdough
Looking for a fun and hands-on way to practice spelling and writing? Try this Playdough Letter Building activity! It’s a great way for your child to engage with letters and words while using their creativity. By rolling and shaping playdough to form letters, your child will reinforce letter recognition, improve fine motor skills, and practice spelling words. Plus, it’s a tactile and interactive way to make learning feel like play! Give it a try and watch your child build their literacy skills while having fun.
Materials: Playdough
Instructions:
- Roll out pieces of playdough to form the letters of a word.
- Use playdough to create the letter shapes and spell out sight words or spelling words.
- For an added challenge, have your child build a word and then use it in a sentence.
Number Hopscotch
Here's a fun and active way to practice math skills right at home—Number Hopscotch! This activity combines physical movement with math, making it an engaging way for your child to practice counting, addition, and subtraction. By hopping from number to number, your child will not only get a little exercise but also strengthen their number sense and problem-solving abilities. It's a great way to make learning feel like a game, and you can easily adapt the activity to fit your child's current math skills. Let's get hopping!
Materials: Chalk
Instructions:
- Use tape or chalk to create a hopscotch grid with numbers 1-10.
- Call out a number (1-10) and have your child hop to that spot.
- While the child is on that number ask them to add or subtract a number.
- For example: The student is standing on number 4, you can ask your student to go two more spaces or to go back two spaces
- Before your student moves, have them tell you the number they will hop to.
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