The Ocean — What is It? Game (Reception)

Author: Jessica Barnaschone

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This game is a fun way for children to develop their listening skills. They must take it in turns to pick up an ocean card and act, describe or draw the image shown until another player guesses it correctly.

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  • Key Stage: Early Years
  • Subject: Communication & Language
  • Topic: Listening
  • Topic Group:Listening and Understanding
  • Year(s): Reception
  • Media Type: PDF
  • Resource Type: Activities & Games
  • Last Updated: 24/10/2023
  • Resource Code: CL0WAT761

Related Topics:

Listening
Understanding
Active Listening Skills

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