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The Picnic Game is a great memory-building game that’s a fun classroom activity and perfect for long road trips with little ones.
Say the line, “I’m going on a picnic, and I’m going to bring,” and then add something that begins with the letter A, such as ants: “I’m going on a picnic, and I’m going to bring ants.”
Have the next player repeat the first line, complete with the item added to the end, adding something that begins with the letter B: “I’m going on a picnic, and I’m going to bring ants and a basket.”
For older kids that are already well versed in the alphabet, pick a theme for the items, like food or animals, to increase the difficulty level.
Players continue repeating the items that came before and adding a new item until they reach the end of the alphabet.
If you’re playing with young children, skip difficult letters, such as Q and X.
End the game when someone can’t repeat all the items in the list.
Did you know? The modern 26-letter alphabet was finally completed in the 17th century.
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Comments (2)
还可以!~
over 2 years ago by xuelai3000
Cute and tidy!
over 2 years ago by HeatherM
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