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Super Why!

Play Doggie Detective to Learn Letters

Oct 28, 2018

In “Woofster Find a Home” Super Why adopts Woofster and learns to take care of his new puppy. In this game, kids can search for toy puppies while working on their letter identification skills.

Materials

Directions

1

Cut out 5 to 10 to “dog bones” from construction paper. Write one lowercase letter on each bone: s, r, c, t, b, etc. Then, hide the toy puppies on, in, under, or near things in the home that start with the above letters. For example: s = sink, sofa, stairs; r=refrigerator, rug; c=couch, chair, computer; t=table, TV, toaster; b=bed, bathtub, etc.

2

Lay all of the dog bone cards face down on the table. Have your child flip over one bone at a time and identify the letter. Tell your child to go find a puppy on, in, under, or near something that starts with that letter. Let them ask you for clues, such as “Is it in the kitchen?” or “Is it something I can sit on?” Give the bone to the found puppy!

3

Switch and let your child hide the puppies — and lead you to them using clues.

Activity Type
Craft
Topics
Show: Super Why!

SUPER WHY! helps kids with the critical skills (alphabet skills, word families, spelling, comprehension and vocabulary) that they need to learn to read.

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