I was taught this game by my eldest son’s Montessori teacher about 10 years ago. Once the preschooler has become skilled at this game, you can increase the number of objects you use.3 small household objects the child can name.To begin teaching the child the phonic sounds of the letters of the alphabet. Think I might need to set another goal now – so if you haven’t donated yet and would like to, you can donate here. I am thrilled and so very very pleased that these funds will go to helping young people around the country. You can see all the children’s activities I have posted as part of the 21 Challenge by clicking on the tag 21 Challenge here.Īnd it is with great excitement that I can say with the help of some very special readers of the blog, I have reached my $500 goal for the challenge – thank you so much to those who have donated.
My challenge is to blog daily an activity I do each day with my kids, using only things we have at home or use what we have on hand when we are out. There are more than 32,000 young people who sleep on our streets every night and I am blogging a kids activity daily to raise funds to go to Open Family Australia who support these youths. I am taking The 21 Challenge to raise money to support homeless and at-risk young people in Australia. This post on Phonics Games – I Spy is part of my 21 Challenge.
