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Looking for the perfect way to teach your child about occupations and "who" concepts? Want engaging visuals to practice community helpers at home or in the classroom? Introducing the Spark Community Helper Matching Game! These large and beautifully illustrated cards are designed to improve vocabulary skills and introduce children to various community helpers in a fun and interactive way. Enhance your child's learning experience with the Spark Matching Game, a fun and educational way to discover the world of community helpers. Perfect for home or classroom use, these durable and beautifully illustrated cards are sure to spark curiosity and excitement in young learners. Get yours now and make learning about occupations a delightful adventure.

Key Features:

Educational and Engaging: The Spark Community Helper Matching Game is an excellent tool for teaching children about community helpers and answering "who" questions. Each card features a cute and colorful cartoon character, making learning fun and enjoyable.

User Manual Guide Included: with the game is a user manual guide that provides instructions for parents and teachers on how to use the cards effectively. Discover various educational games and activities to enhance learning and engagement.

Durable and Long-Lasting: The matching cards are made from thick, durable material and laminated for easy wipe-off. They are built to withstand frequent use, ensuring they last through countless learning sessions.

  • Famer 
  • Cook 
  • Mechanic 
  • Custodian
  • Mail Carrier 
  • Police Officer 
  • Landscaper 
  • Garbage Collector 
  • Pilot 
  • Dentist 
  • Astronaut 
  • Teacher 
  • Plumber 
  • Baker 
  • Artist 
  • Construction Worker 
  • Fire Fighter 
  • Doctor 
  • Librarian 
  • Vet 

Match it: Shuffle cards and place face side down on a flat surface. Players take turns selecting and turning 2 cards over on each turn. If they are the same and ‘match’ the player keeps the set of cards. If they do not match the cards are turned over and the next player takes a turn. The player with the most card sets at the end of the game is the winner.

This helps to improve:

  • Working Memory Skills
  • Visual Discrimination
  • Improves Concentration
  • Turn taking and Social Skills

 

 

Ask it: Spread the SPARK Community Helper Cards face up on the table. One person selects a SPARK Community Helper Card by thinking about it and the other players ask questions in effort to guess “who” the selected community helper is. Ask questions like “Does your person have a hat?” or “Does your person wear a badge?”. Game continues until the correct card that was chosen is identified by opponents.

This helps to improve:

  • Process of Elimination
  • Formulating questions
  • Discrimination 
  • Describing

 

 

Link it: Select 2 different community helper cards. Describe and tell how they are the same and how they are different. Use descriptions like ‘who’ they help, ‘what’ they do and ‘what’ they use to get the job done, ‘where’ they work, ‘when’ they work, ‘why’ they work and ‘how’ they do their job.

This improves skills such as but not limited to:

  • Comparing and contrasting
  • Describing
  • Categorizing
  • Associations

 

 

Use it: Use Community Helper SPARK Cards when teaching students about community helpers. Teach the concept of answering “WHO” questions, an important skill for the foundations of language. These incredible illustrations are fresh, bright, and amazingly kid friendly.

This improves skills such as but not limited to:

  • Increasing Vocabulary
  • Categorizing
  • Describing
  • Asking & Answering WH questions

 

Remember it: Use SPARK cards to work on improving memory skills by taking a card, labeling it and putting it face down on the table. Each player takes a turn to add a card facedown to the row, but first lists all the cards that are already in line. Players take turns to list all the cards that were labeled and in line until one player misses a card and does not remember the correct card.  

This improves skills such as but not limited to:

  • Concentration and word recall
  • Working memory
  • Making Associations
  • Turn Taking 

Looking for the perfect way to teach your child about occupations and "who" concepts? Want engaging visuals to practice community helpers at home or in the classroom? Introducing the Spark Community Helper Matching Game! These large and beautifully illustrated cards are designed to improve vocabulary skills and introduce children to various community helpers in a fun and interactive way. Enhance your child's learning experience with the Spark Matching Game, a fun and educational way to discover the world of community helpers. Perfect for home or classroom use, these durable and beautifully illustrated cards are sure to spark curiosity and excitement in young learners. Get yours now and make learning about occupations a delightful adventure.

Key Features:

Educational and Engaging: The Spark Community Helper Matching Game is an excellent tool for teaching children about community helpers and answering "who" questions. Each card features a cute and colorful cartoon character, making learning fun and enjoyable.

User Manual Guide Included: with the game is a user manual guide that provides instructions for parents and teachers on how to use the cards effectively. Discover various educational games and activities to enhance learning and engagement.

Durable and Long-Lasting: The matching cards are made from thick, durable material and laminated for easy wipe-off. They are built to withstand frequent use, ensuring they last through countless learning sessions.

  • Famer 
  • Cook 
  • Mechanic 
  • Custodian
  • Mail Carrier 
  • Police Officer 
  • Landscaper 
  • Garbage Collector 
  • Pilot 
  • Dentist 
  • Astronaut 
  • Teacher 
  • Plumber 
  • Baker 
  • Artist 
  • Construction Worker 
  • Fire Fighter 
  • Doctor 
  • Librarian 
  • Vet 

Match it: Shuffle cards and place face side down on a flat surface. Players take turns selecting and turning 2 cards over on each turn. If they are the same and ‘match’ the player keeps the set of cards. If they do not match the cards are turned over and the next player takes a turn. The player with the most card sets at the end of the game is the winner.

This helps to improve:

  • Working Memory Skills
  • Visual Discrimination
  • Improves Concentration
  • Turn taking and Social Skills

 

 

Ask it: Spread the SPARK Community Helper Cards face up on the table. One person selects a SPARK Community Helper Card by thinking about it and the other players ask questions in effort to guess “who” the selected community helper is. Ask questions like “Does your person have a hat?” or “Does your person wear a badge?”. Game continues until the correct card that was chosen is identified by opponents.

This helps to improve:

  • Process of Elimination
  • Formulating questions
  • Discrimination 
  • Describing

 

 

Link it: Select 2 different community helper cards. Describe and tell how they are the same and how they are different. Use descriptions like ‘who’ they help, ‘what’ they do and ‘what’ they use to get the job done, ‘where’ they work, ‘when’ they work, ‘why’ they work and ‘how’ they do their job.

This improves skills such as but not limited to:

  • Comparing and contrasting
  • Describing
  • Categorizing
  • Associations

 

 

Use it: Use Community Helper SPARK Cards when teaching students about community helpers. Teach the concept of answering “WHO” questions, an important skill for the foundations of language. These incredible illustrations are fresh, bright, and amazingly kid friendly.

This improves skills such as but not limited to:

  • Increasing Vocabulary
  • Categorizing
  • Describing
  • Asking & Answering WH questions

 

Remember it: Use SPARK cards to work on improving memory skills by taking a card, labeling it and putting it face down on the table. Each player takes a turn to add a card facedown to the row, but first lists all the cards that are already in line. Players take turns to list all the cards that were labeled and in line until one player misses a card and does not remember the correct card.  

This improves skills such as but not limited to:

  • Concentration and word recall
  • Working memory
  • Making Associations
  • Turn Taking 

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