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Deer Clearing

Educational games for kids ages 2 to 6

In the storytelling clearing: leaf through books, put on a puppet show, complete comics with speech bubbles and make the sounds of the stories.

games
14
years old
2 to 6
BNCC goals
14
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Deer standing in the middle of the clearing

What children learn here

Every game follows a goal from Brazil’s BNCC, with its equivalent in Head Start ELOF, Common Core and the EYFS. Tap a code to see every game that works on the same goal.

Listening, speaking, thinking and imagination

Themes in this region:Letters and wordsStories and readingSounds and musicFeelings and friendship

The 14 games of Deer Clearing

2 and 3 year olds

To get started: few options, big pictures and the teacher’s voice.

  • 1

    Flip and find

    The deer has a picture book in the clearing! Turn the pages with the arrows or by dragging the page, and stop on the page the teacher asks for.

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4 and 5 year olds

More pieces that look alike, asking for attention and memory.

  • 2

    Who was in the story?

    It's time for the puppet show! Listen carefully to the story and then put on stage only the characters who were in it.

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  • 3

    What kind of bubble?

    In comics, each bubble means something: a speech bubble has a little tail, a thought bubble is a cloud with little dots, a shout bubble is full of spikes and a sleep bubble has Z. Drag each bubble to the right friend.

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  • 4

    Story sounds

    Every story is more fun with sounds! Listen to what happens and tap the object that makes the sound in the scene.

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  • 5

    The right book

    The tree trunk library has books about everything! Look at the covers, pick a book, flip through it and see if it's what your friend wants.

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5 and 6 year olds

Bigger challenges and the party that reviews everything the child learned.

  • 6

    Retell on stage

    Listen to the story and then tell it again on stage: pick the place, put the characters on and tap each puppet to show how it felt at the end.

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  • 7

    The word in the book

    This book has words under the pictures. Listen to what the teacher asks, flip through and read carefully: some words look very alike!

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  • 8

    Whisper or shout?

    In comics, the bubble's shape and the size of the letters show how the animal speaks: a dashed bubble with small letters is a whisper, a spiky bubble with big letters is a shout. Listen to the scene and take each bubble to whoever speaks that way.

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  • 9

    Sound effects

    The person who makes the sounds in a play is the sound effects artist! Listen to each part of the story, choose if the sound is loud or soft and tap the right object.

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  • 10

    Make up the ending

    These stories stopped in the middle of a problem! Put the characters from the story on stage, choose what fixes it and make everyone happy at the end.

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  • 11

    Whose bubble is it?

    Now the bubbles have words! Read what is written, look at each friend's face and scene, and find out who is talking, thinking or shouting.

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  • 12

    Clearing party

    Region party

    The deer invited everyone to the story party in the clearing! Let's remember the books, the comics, the theater and the sounds.

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  • 13

    Party theater

    Region party

    There's a play at the party! Listen to each story and set up the stage: who was there, where it happened, how they felt and how the problem got solved.

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    Party sounds

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    The party will have a play with sound effects! Listen to each part and make the right sound, loud or soft.

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