Three year olds love guessing games because it involves an element of surprise and secrecy. It also teaches mastery because they actually figure out the answer! BY using these three different ways to play an classic kids game, you're teaching them observation skills, listening skills, and reasoning.
There are many ways to play "Guess Who"
In the tradition of "I spy" --the teacher silently picks out one of the children and tells the class that they have to "guess who" she is thinking about. Then, she starts to give clues starting with big ones like hair color, gender, and then getting more and more detailed so that the kids have to use their skills of observation.
Another way is for the teacher to pick out one of the students and begin to describe that childs special qualities or abilities, in other words identifying those things that make that child unique.
A third way is to tape record each of the children and then play the tape and ask the class to "guess who" the voice belongs to.
Always a hit and it keeps their attention for awhile.
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Lesson Plans Preschool - Guess Who
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