Falling leaf game

Thank you for making these video tips available. Carol Robinson. Hope you can come ride with me again soon. Good to hear from you! Falling Leaf was one of the major helps for Sosegada that you brought me.

This is so good, and I will save it to help me with the good basics of doing correctly. Thank you for this wonderful helpful basic!!!! Will watch and practice!!!!

Carol, I really enjoyed my trip to San Angelo, and my time with you and Sosegada. Keep in touch and let me know how you are doing. My kids love finding numbers in books, on buildings, and around the house. My son came home from kindergarten the other day and wanted to show me how he wrote his numbers. We created a simple number game where he could practice writing numbers while my toddler could practice recognizing and matching numbers.

Since Fall is fast approaching, we decided to write numbers on some paper leaves and create Fall inside our house! My kiddos never stop moving Before we started playing the game, we had to get a few things ready. Here are the supplies we needed First my son and I cut out several leaves from colored cardstock. Then he numbered each leaf with a number He used an adorable number mini-book he made in kindergarten to help remind him how to form each number. Next I drew a large tree on a piece of easel paper and I wrote numbers where the branches should've been.

After we were all set up, it was time to play our movement game! The kids came up with two games For the Fall leaf number hunt, the kids took turns hiding the numbered leaves all over the downstairs. They especially loved hiding them in sneaky places like shoes.

Once they found all of the numbered leaves, they brought them back to the number tree and tried to match them to the correct number After they matched the leaves I decided to embrace that idea since throwing and catching is really a great hand-eye coordination skills activity.

The kids threw the leaves up in the air and then tried to catch them and say the number s that they had caught! Once all of the leaves had fallen everywhere then I would say something like, "go find the 4" and they'd run to find the number As they found the numbered leaves they would match them to the tree and fill it up till it was full