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Title: Bear Card Charades |
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-Sent in by Jane Hauger from West Virginia, USA
When you're teaching the bear cards, have students play bear card charades. Have a child pick up a reversed bear card and then act out the illustration. Classmates must guess what is being acted by responding in sentence form:
You are taking a shower. You are a bear taking a shower. Are you a bear taking a shower?
For
my kindergarten, I would make a bear's ears headband for the actors to wear in
turn or a pair of mittens to represent the bear's paws.
This activity could also be done with the monkey cards as well.
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