So, for example, he stuck the "bake" card to the oven. And the "brain" card to his head.
But what really got me was what he stuck the "great" card to:
Yup...good ol' Lightning McQueen.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Reading: Long-A Sounds
We played a game from The Ordinary Parent's Guide to Teaching Reading, where I had written some words with the long-A sound (face, chair, grey...) on little cards, and Little Boy had to read the card and then stick the card to whatever that card referred to.
So, for example, he stuck the "bake" card to the oven. And the "brain" card to his head.
But what really got me was what he stuck the "great" card to:
Yup...good ol' Lightning McQueen.
So, for example, he stuck the "bake" card to the oven. And the "brain" card to his head.
But what really got me was what he stuck the "great" card to:
Yup...good ol' Lightning McQueen.
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What a great idea! And, as my little nephews will attest, Lightning McQueen IS great! I was even told that the oldest needed lots of lightnings in case he lost one, lol! His wish was granted!
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