KIDS GAME: The wheel of fortune
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The document describes a teaching tool for children called a "verb wheel". The wheel consists of a cardboard circle with an arrow-shaped piece of cardboard and a wooden stick. Actions are written on the wheel and children spin it to mimic the verb landing on the arrow. Spinning the wheel and acting out the verbs helps children learn actions, develop motor skills, focus attention, and burn energy in a fun way. The wheel can be used to teach verbs, colors, fruits, animals, clothes, weather and more for children ages 4 to 12.
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- 2. • The purpose is that children learn easy verbs through the mimic of their daily live's actions, in a short, fun and easy way. • It also helps to waste their extra energy by doing each movement. • It is focused to help in the development of the kinesthetic intelligence and the fine motor skills. • Also, is a helpful tool to calm kids and capture their attention.
- 3. 1. A Cardboard Circle of 50 cms of diameter 2. An arrow shaped piece of cardboard 3. A stick of wood of 40 cms of large and 1 x 1cm of thickness 4. Colored Papers, Paints, Pictures, Drawings… 5. Silicone, a big nail and a hammer. It can be design as you wish!
- 4. 1. Just spin the wheel carefully, and do the mimic of the action represented. 2. Try to be energetic, and do repetitions so kids would catch the meaning of the sound.
- 5. •Eat • Cry • Jump • Brush • Dance • Scream • Clap
- 6. It can be used to teach different content as : The colours •Fruits •Animals •Clothes •The Weather And also it can be used in a wide spectrum of ages between 4 to 12 increasing the difficulty.
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