The more I try to incorporate signing into my day the more the kids are interested in it. To that end I thought why not combine a fine motor skill activity (picking up the shapes practices using the pincer grasp) with learning colours and shapes with ASL.
So I made 2 copies of the ASL alphabet that I found here: http://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/topics/wallpaper1.htm
I purchased the wooden shapes at our local dollar store, but one could use card stock, cardboard from a box, or even foam blocks (if picking up almost flat shapes is too difficult for the person playing the game)
I then cut up both sets and glued one to different coloured circles and one to different coloured squares. Just like other memory games all the pieces are flipped over and you have to make a match. I tell the kids to make their matches by picking one circle and one square.
Both Miss. G and Mr. N love playing it and I’m getting some great practice before my first day of ASL class at our local college!
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Brilliant! I’m starting a placement with Kindergarteners and this would be an awesome activity for them!
That’s wonderful to hear (about your placement)
If the kids like the game, please let me know! 🙂