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Article #277: Pictures Teaching Tips

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For instance, your class went on a Field 8. If you are feeling extra-industrious,
Trip to a farm. You saw various animals, make as many copies of the photos as you
went to the farmhouse, ate lunch, and will need to make the following games -
made a scarecrow. Here are a few Bingo, Dominoes, Concentration...you get
activities for you to try: the idea.
1. Let the children put the pictures in 9. Use snapshots as story starters. Let
sequential order. Depending upon the age children write an original story or poem
group, choose a different amount of about the trip.
photos for them to use. 10. Older students can do research on
2. Make Xerox copies of the snapshots and farms in different areas and fill in a
have the children make their own book Venn Diagram with the information they
about their trip. This will be useful for found.
sequencing, writing, spelling, grammar, Parents, you can use these same
vocabulary development...all depending activities with photos you take. If your
upon the age group. children are old enough, you may even
3. Choose a photo and ask who, what, allow them to make their own scrapbook.
where, when, why, and how questions about Instead of writing captions, try typing
it. them using different fonts on the
4. Choose a picture and ask what happened computer. Use craft scissors with
before and after. different edges. Your children will be
5. Let the children categorize the reviewing sequencing, spelling, grammar,
snapshots into groups (for instance, vocabulary, writing or typing, becoming
animals, farmhouse, lunch, and computer-literate...all while remembering
scarecrow). a pleasant time.
6. Choose a photo and have students write For children learning English as a second
the adjectives, nouns, and verbs (for language, simple pictures with their
instance, black-and-white cow mooing). corresponding words can be matched. For
7. Choose a picture and ask for letters instance, a picture of a pig is matched
and/or sounds. For instance, with a with the word p-i-g. This will develop
picture of a pig, ask what letter it vocabulary, spelling, and reading.
starts with and what sound that letter I hope you have found these tips useful.
makes. A bonus is to ask what sound the Have fun and remember that Reading is
animal makes. FUNdamental!!






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