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    Family Game Time Stories

    25 minutes
    Whole Class
    Sharing

    Learning Objectives

    • Share family experiences and traditions
    • Recognize similarities and differences in families
    • Practice storytelling skills
    • Build connections between home and school

    Preparation

    • Send note home asking families to share game stories with children
    • Prepare chart paper for recording games
    • Set up cozy sharing area
    • Have your own family game story ready to share

    Step-by-Step Instructions

    1. 1
      Gather in sharing circle
    2. 2
      Share your own family game story first
    3. 3
      Invite children to share games they play with family members
    4. 4
      Ask questions: 'Who taught you this game?' 'When do you play it?'
    5. 5
      Record different family games on chart paper
    6. 6
      Notice similarities: 'Three families play dominoes!'
    7. 7
      Celebrate differences: 'What interesting games our families play!'
    8. 8
      Thank children for sharing their family stories

    Materials Needed

    • Family photos (optional)
    • Chart paper
    • Markers
    • Comfortable seating area

    Assessment

    • Child shares family game experience
    • Child listens respectfully to others
    • Child shows interest in different family traditions
    • Child makes connections between families

    Key Vocabulary

    family
    tradition
    story
    share
    different
    same
    special

    Safety Notes

    • Respect family privacy
    • Create inclusive environment for all family types

    Teaching Tips

    • Be sensitive to different family structures
    • Include all types of family games
    • Help children who may be shy about sharing
    • Connect games to cultural backgrounds

    Extensions

    • Invite family members to demonstrate games
    • Create family game book with photos and stories
    • Learn games from different families
    • Map where different games come from
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