mentoring games

Active Game

Stress can interfere with learning, and sadly, there are many children who deal with stress on a daily basis. Experts say EXCERCISE will help reduce stress in a child. As a mentor, how can you include exercise in your hour? If you have access to the gym at your school spend a few minutes in

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GO APE!

If you have enjoyed playing the card game Go Fish, you will love playing GO APE! It’s basically played the same way as Go Fish, but instead of asking “Do you have a card?”, you ask for cards by mimicking the action that is on your card. For example, if the monkey’s hands are up

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Over Christmas I found a fun new game that would be excellent for the mentoring hour! It’s called Jungle Speed and it’s similar to the game of “Spoons” if you are familiar with that one. Basically, you and your child are laying down cards from your deck one at a time. As soon as you

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Santa Hat Game

Here’s a Christmas game to try that will help build vocabulary and critical thinking skills, all while having fun together! Here’s what you do… 1- Purchase 2 Santa Hats at your local dollar store so both you and your child can wear one. They will love being silly with you! 2- Next, write different words

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WORD PLAY

Start this activity by listing 10-20 short words, such as “house”, “chair”, “shape”, etc.. Next, let your child choose one word and write in on a piece of paper or white board. Then, see if you can take away or change one letter and make a new word. Some examples… HOUSE- can become MOUSE or

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