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10 comments:
Thanks for sharing your ideas. I do something similar to your sight word snowman. I call mine...Melt A Snowman. This is how it works...
Build a snowman with the pieces. Think of a word and write the number of dashes that equal the number of letters in the word on a piece of paper. (for example, if the word is FROG you would write __ __ __ __ ). I will have cards with 3-6 letter words for the kids to look at. Your opponent then tries to guess the word by guessing letters. If your opponent guesses a letter correctly, fill in the corresponding dash with the letter. If your opponent guesses wrong, take away one body part from your snowman, ending with the hat. If the opponent guesses the word before the snowman is melted, they win! I have pictures on my Winter Wonderland of Centers post. Check it out! Amber
Cute idea!! Kids will love this and it fits perfect with my snowman things!! Thanks~
Robynn
BusyBees
thanks for sharing the hangman snowman idea...i love it.
:) Sue
theverybusykindergarten
I follow all 6 blogs
I am such a blog follower. Thanks for all these snowman ideas. We do back tomorrow.
Terry
I love your blog! Thanks for making all this great stuff!
Very cute ideas! Thanks for sharing.
Ann
I follow all 6 blogs! Love your snowman ideas!
lsslak@yahoo.com
I follow all six blogs!
lsslak@yahoo.com
I follow all 6 blogs! Love your snowman ideas! lsslak@yahoo.com
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