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This is a cute idea – everybody loves crumpling up paper and shooting baskets! I imagine this is quite effective when preparing meals. Once your little learner is reading, you could call out letters that make a word ('T' 'B' and 'A'), and then have her pull them out of the trashcan and try to organize them into a word (or sort them into a word first with the reward of crumpling and shooting)!
I want to thank you so much for all the work you’ve done in giving ideas to those of us who feel a little challenged when it comes to homeschooling pre-schoolers! We’re a little behind on your “God’s Little Explorers” curriculum, so we just reached “R is for Rock” and played this game today. I love how easy it is to customize for your child’s level! I could have my two-year-old finding specific letters while I asked my four-year-old to find the letter the word “rock” (etc.) starts with – they both had a ton of fun and it was a great way for me to gauge where they really are in their alphabet comprehension! Thank you, again!
That’s so awesome, Angela! Thank you so much for sharing this comment! It made my day! 🙂