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How to make:
• Print off both game pages. You can attach the pages to an open file folder or you can
attach and laminate the pages.
• Use beans, playing pieces or any other similar item for game markers.
• You also need one penny.
How to play:
• Let the youngest child play first, then let the player on the right of the youngest player play
next (and so on).
• You are on the way to school. On your way to school, you must across the colored
stone path. Let’s see who can be the first person to reach the school!
• To play, have children take turns tossing a penny. If the penny lands on heads – the
child moves one space. If it lands on tails, the child moves 2 spaces.
• When a child lands on a space they need to say the name of the color (in Arabic) and
then look about the room and say “Anna Shoof” (I see) and name something in their
surroundings that is that color (preferably in Arabic). If they do not know the name of the
item in Arabic – break out the dictionary and find out! This will be a learning experience
for both you and your child! Another variation is to provide the children with very colorful
pictures – a field of wildflowers, a busy city, etc. and have them point out in the picture
what represents that color. I have attached a few sample pictures I found on the internet.
Another option is to cut out pictures (printed by computer or from magazines) – such as
purple grapes – and have a lot of different items with different colors – I would paste the
pictures onto index cards. Put them out on the floor before your child and when they
land on a color – they must find a picture card that has that color.
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If a child lands on one of the blue moons, they get to go again! The child to reach the
school first wins!
Note:
If you do not have an item in your immediate surroundings that is the color
the child lands on – take a children’s picture book out or look out your window and see if
you can find something for that color.
A variation of this game can also be played in the car – obviously without the board.
Simply name a color (in Arabic) and have your children name an item (preferably in
Arabic) they see out the window that is that color. This is similar to “I Spy with my
little eye” for those that are familiar with that game.
© Arabic Learning Materials, 2005.
أدب
© Arabic Learning Materials, 2005
YOU
WON!
© Arabic Learning Materials, 2005
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