Counting Coins Worksheets

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Other activities for kindergarten include jigsaw puzzles. There are also worksheets that teach children about some biblical characters, and how to help a community. These activities are not limited to individual work. There are also worksheets that require a group effort to finish the task. This way, children learn to work in a team. This is a very effective group activity in helping them realize the importance of cooperation and teamwork.

There are also teachers who use these kinds of techniques to teach in a more animated manner. The idea is to keep children interested because without their attention, it is difficult to make them absorb what you are trying to teach.

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Another favorite pastime was what I liked to call ” Treasure Hunt” or ”Clues.” For the younger children, I used pictures of familiar places or objects in the house. One clue, or location led to another until the prize was found. As their skills improved, the pictures became words and then word puzzles. The treasure at the end of the hunt might be a small treat or just an everyday object to be hidden again. It was especially rewarding to see the older children take on the job of planning the hunt and creating the clues for their younger siblings as time passed.

Luckily I had lots of resources for ideas so having fun with the kids on a budget was never a problem. Before the days of in-home computers, we had the library, Sunday School and Vacation Bible School curriculum and the occasional leftover worksheets and coloring pages from classrooms at years end. Crayons, scissors and paste went a long way back then.

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