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Read I Read Symbols. What signs can children find in the room? What logos do they recognize?
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Walk around the building and neighborhood to look for signs: exit, stop, restroom, first aid, one-way street.
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On an experience chart, list signs children saw. How many were pictures? How many had words? Why are signs important?
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On a neighborhood walk, sketch signs you see on white paper with Crayola® Write Start® Colored Pencils. What words do you see? What colors? What shapes? Make a list of signs with your group.
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Choose a sign to create. On a large index card, draw the sign with Crayola® Washable Markers. Look at your sketch for spellings.
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With several friends, use Crayola® Glue Sticks to attach your signs to poster board. Make sure each sign is different.
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With an adult’s help, write a riddle about your sign, such as "I’m red with white letters. What am I?"
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Record an audio tape with everyone’s sign riddles.
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