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Summer Activities for Kindergarten: Feed the Monster Sort

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Blue monster mat for the feed-the-monster game: a furry smiling monster with big eyes and a wide open white mouth to fill
Blue sorting station for a small-group color game
Light pink monster mat: a shaggy grinning monster whose large empty mouth is the spot where children place matching items
Pale pink mat; pair it with the darker pinks for fine color sorting
Green monster mat: a bright green furry creature looking up with a big blank mouth, ready to be fed green sorting pieces
Green station for a color-sorting center
Magenta monster mat: a vivid magenta shaggy monster with round eyes and a wide white mouth for children to feed by color
Laminate for reuse as a magenta sorting mat
Orange monster mat: a fuzzy orange monster with a toothless open grin where children drop orange objects as they classify
Orange mat for a hands-on color sort with counters
Red monster mat: a spiky-furred red monster gazing upward with its large white mouth open, waiting for red pieces to sort
Red station; set out with the other colors at a table
Yellow monster mat: a sunny yellow hairy monster with goggly eyes and an empty open mouth to feed during the matching game
Yellow mat for whole-group or partner play
Hot pink monster mat: a deep pink furry monster smiling wide with a blank white mouth for sorting hot pink items into
Hot pink mat; contrast with the light pink one for a challenge
Teal monster mat: a blue-green shaggy monster with wide eyes and a big open mouth where children feed teal sorting pieces
Teal station; say the color name as each piece goes in
Purple monster mat: a violet furry monster looking up with a large empty white mouth for children to fill with purple items
Purple mat to round out the full set of color stations
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Kindergarten, Preschool, Grade 1

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About This Product

Bring summer fun into your classroom with this cool Feed the Monster. Summer Comparison Game. This game is made for little kids in preschool and kindergarten. It is a way for them to think critically and learn new words. They will also learn to sort things and compare them in a way.

This summer game has 5 levels with 100 cards that show different things. The levels are:

1. Things you find in the sea vs things you find on the beach

2. Clothes you wear in the summer vs clothes you wear in the winter

3. Food you eat in the summer vs drinks you have in the summer

4. Fun things to do in the water vs fun things to do on land

5. Things you do in the summer vs things you do in school

To make it more fun this game has 10 monster characters. Each monster helps kids learn about things. These monsters are silly and colorful. They make the game more exciting. Kids can see the difference between things because of these monsters.

Here is how to play the game: teachers cut out the cards and kids give each card to the monster. It is a way for kids to practice putting things into groups and learning new words.

Teachers and parents love this game because:

* It has 10 colorful monsters

* The pictures are pretty and fun for kids

* It is great for summer activities kids who are learning English and small groups

* You can make it last a time by covering it with plastic

* Kids love it and have a lot of fun playing it

This game helps kids learn new words talk better and see the difference between things. It also helps them put things into groups and use their hands to do things.

A teacher said: "I have used this game times in my classroom and every time my kids have a lot of fun. They love giving food to the monsters and talking about the things they see."

This game is perfect for the end of the school year summer school or just playing inside when it is hot outside. It keeps learning fun and interesting, during the summer months.

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