I think most people have played categories, but in case anyone hasn't: choose a category, then everyone takes a turn thinking of something until we can't think of any more. I have to help Chelsea think of some. I give her clues like "maybe something that is big, grey with big ears and a long trunk and lives in Africa". That is doubly helpful, because then she is working on her receptive language and deduction skills in addition to her expressive language by saying it.
Categories Car Game
Food
Dessert
Animals
Colors
Shapes
Numbers
Letters
Princesses
Clothing
types
Things in a
garden
Fruits
Vegetables
Things with
Protein
Sports
Musical
Instruments
Things in
the sky
Things at a
park
Things with
wheels
Books
Movies
Things in a
house
Things in a
city
Things in a
country
Things on a
hike
Songs
Body Parts
What is
something color?
I Spy
Again, everyone has played this, and it is great for playing in the car!
Name That Singer
This next game is Chelsea's very, very favorite game and she always begs to play this one. I sing a line from a song (usually Disney princess-y) the kids know, and have them guess the singer/ movie/ play where we heard it. I also drew pictures of folksy songs and put them in sheet protectors and put them on rings so the kids can flip through and pick songs that they want to sing with me. We like singing!
A dream is
a wish
Someday my
prince will come
I know you,
I walked with you
Little
town, it’s a quiet village
So this is
love
I can’t
belive I’m stuck with her all summer
Cinderelly,
cinderelly
Part of
Your World
Let It Go
Reindeers
are better than people
First Time
in Forever
Do you want
to build a snowman
Summer
(bees, they’ll buzz)
Love is an
open door
Fixer-upper
Far Longer
than forever
Robin and
Little John walking through the forest
Once there
was the sun
That’s what
you do for a friend
Super
Readers- who looks into books
When
somebody loved me
You’ve got
a friend in me
I will be
your wings
We are
Siamese if you please
This is the
night, and they call it a night…
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
Feed the
birds
It’s a
Jolly holiday with Mary
Stories
We also tell lots of stories in the car. We make up long stories that can take a month to tell, which is fun, because then the kids have to think about what happened last time and tell me what they think will happen, and tell me about how they feel about the story, or what different characters in the story are feeling. I also tell familiar stories and have the kids try to tell it back to me. Chelsea is still working on learning how to do this.
Cinderella
Snow White
3 Foolish
Wishes
Rumpelstiltskin
Ugly
Duckling
Goldilocks and the 3 Bears
3 Billy Goats
Gruff
King Midas
Peter Pan
Little Red
Riding Hood
3 Little
Pigs/ Wolves
The
Princess and the Pea
Jack and
Beanstalk
12 Dancing
Princesses
Rapunzel
Sleeping
Beauty
Puss in
Boots
Beauty and
the Beast
The Little
Mermaid
The Frog
Prince
The Little
Red Hen
Thumbelina
Tom Thumb
Hop ‘o’ my
Thumb
Hansel and
Gretel
Devil’s 3
Golden Hairs
Stories about the kids
Stories about when Mommy and Daddy were little
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