Children sort the picture cards and place them in either the winter or the summer category. Children count the objects on each card then place it with the appropriate number card. The best thing about this form of lamination is that you can use the pockets over and over again replacing one set of cards with another, depending on the unit you're doing. To play, children match the faces. Again, children match the faces.
Children find the matches.
Just cut the cards out along the perforated lines. On each card, I've printed a silly tongue-twister sentence using the letter's sound. By repeating the sentences with you, children can practice phonics. The cards can also be used for letter recognition activities. Although there are 26 letters in the alphabet, I've created two cards each for letters a, c, e, g, i, o, u, and z so that I could provide you with two different phonic sounds in the form of silly sentences.