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Nursery Farm Sound Lotto: Animal Sound Game

Lotto boards with farm animals. An adult makes the sound and children cover the animal. • Teacher guide with Development Matters links. • Clip-art version: 4 lotto boards and 6 calling cards. • Real-photo version: 4 lotto boards and 6 calling cards. Linked to Development Matters for three and four-year-olds. Print-ready PDF.

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Farm Sound Lotto: animal sound lotto boards. Four lotto boards with farm animals and six calling cards, in a clip-art version and a real-photo version. An adult makes an animal sound, and children listen carefully and cover the animal they hear. Children then take turns to make the sounds for their friends. It builds careful listening, turn-taking and animal vocabulary. What’s included: • Teacher guide with Development Matters links. • Clip-art version: 4 lotto boards and 6 calling cards. • Real-photo version: 4 lotto boards and 6 calling cards. Ideas for using it: • Listen and cover: An adult makes a sound. Who has that animal? • Your turn: A child makes the sound for others. • Recorded sounds: Play real animal sounds on a tablet. • Loud and quiet: Make each sound loudly, then softly. Linked to Development Matters (three and four-year-olds): • Listen with increased attention to sounds. • Respond to what they have heard, expressing their thoughts and feelings. • Use a wider range of vocabulary. • Play with one or more other children, extending and elaborating play ideas. Supplied as a ready-to-print PDF (A4 landscape). Print, laminate and reuse all year.Read more

Farm Sound Lotto: animal sound lotto boards. Four lotto boards with farm animals and six calling cards, in a clip-art version and a real-photo version. An adult makes an animal sound, and children listen carefully and cover the animal they hear. Children then take turns to make the sounds for their friends. It builds careful listening, turn-taking and animal vocabulary. What’s included: • Teacher guide with Development Matters links. • Clip-art version: 4 lotto boards and 6 calling cards. • Real-photo version: 4 lotto boards and 6 calling cards. Ideas for using it: • Listen and cover: An adult makes a sound. Who has that animal? • Your turn: A child makes the sound for others. • Recorded sounds: Play real animal sounds on a tablet. • Loud and quiet: Make each sound loudly, then softly. Linked to Development Matters (three and four-year-olds): • Listen with increased attention to sounds. • Respond to what they have heard, expressing their thoughts and feelings. • Use a wider range of vocabulary. • Play with one or more other children, extending and elaborating play ideas. Supplied as a ready-to-print PDF (A4 landscape). Print, laminate and reuse all year.

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