
Say your address.
Eat an apple.
Make the sound of your favorite animal.
Read a book.
Bounce a ball.
Ride your bicycle.
Count the trees in your yard.
Point to the clock in the house.
Catch a ball.
Bark like a dog.
Quack like a duck.
Wash the dishes.
Walk like an elephant.
Count to eleven.
Touch your elbow.
Hope like a frog.
Jump fourteen times.
Fly like a bird.
Wear the color green.
Jump like a grasshopper.
Make someone giggle.
Hop on one foot 10 times.
Gallop like a horse.
Hug a friend.
Eat an ice cream cone.
Look for an icicle in cold weather.
Find a picture of an inchworm.
Tell someone a joke.
Jog around the block with your mom.
Jump up and down five times.
Kick a ball.
Find a picture of a kangaroo.
Open a door with a key.
Hop on your left foot.
Write the letters of your name.
Look at the leaves on a tree.
Look at the moon.
Jump like a monkey.
Dance to your favorite music.
Write 10 numbers.
Read the newspaper.
Go outside at nighttime.
Open and close a door.
Eat an orange.
What is the opposite of hello?
Paint a pretty picture.
Color something purple.
Count some pennies.
Ask three questions.
Draw a quilt pattern of squares and color each square.
Write your name as quickly as you can.
Draw a rainbow.
Draw two rectangles.
Read your favorite book to someone.
Count the stars in the sky.
Crawl like a spider.
Cut something from a magazine with scissors.
Move like a turtle.
Tiptoe in the house.
Talk on the telephone.
Use an umbrella.
Look at a picture of a unicorn.
Hide under a table.
Sing a song in a soft voice.
Smell some vinegar.
Eat some vegetables.
Try to whistle.
Open a window.
Waddle like a duck.
Look at a picture of a xylophone.
Draw a circle and put an X in the middle.
Draw a square and put an X in the middle.
Play with a yoyo.
Make a yellow picture with crayons.
Yawn as if you are tired.
Make a zero with your fingers.
Zip up a jacket.
Pretend to be an animal in the zoo.
List from “Reading Games for Young Children” by Jackie Silberg
3 Comments
GENIUS idea! Thank you! 🙂
April 13, 2012 at 4:52 pmWhat a great list that combines multi-sensory and gross motor fun! 🙂 pinning…
April 13, 2012 at 9:21 pmWonderful idea! Thank you!
April 17, 2012 at 4:04 am