Kids need to hear and practice new words each day. One summer activity for kids is to create a list of Super Duper words to use throughout the summer. Introduce one word and its meaning at the beginning of the day and encourage your child to use the word throughout the day. Use the word of the day several times yourself as well.
Create a Super Duper chart and graph how many times your child (correctly) used the word of the day. By combining new words and charting you are working on both vocabulary and mathematics, both are very important skills!
On a piece of paper write the Super Duper word in the middle. Let your child illustrate 2 or 3 examples from the day. Now you are adding even more fun education to your summer.
The most important thing to remember is to make this a fun activity…..not one that is a chore or too much work. I brainstormed a list of Super Duper words. This list pulls vocabulary from the fields of science, mathematics, and social studies. If you have any words to include, please leave a comment and I will add them to the list.
Super Duper Words List
Transparent
Refreshed
Splendid
Extraordinary
Proud
Horizontal
Vertical
Solve
Temperature
Impossible
Prism
Rectangular
Increase
Characteristics
Compare
Weak
Variable
Zigzag
North, South, West, East
Position
Solid
Substance
Communicate
Material
Evaporate
Nutrients
Pollution
Soil
Cirrus Clouds
City
Learning new words is fun. Using them repeatedly makes them hard to forget!
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Daphne (aka MushyMamma) says
This is awesome, my son is out of preschool for summer, an I was just thinking to myself I need to be doing this.
He is so smart and I know at this age they are little sponges. I will be incorporating this tomorrow.
Thank You