To springboard off his new found interest in foreign
languages, I made him a series of four heart-shaped puzzles.
Each heart contains three pieces: the shape of a country, that country’s flag, and the way you say “I love you” in the language spoken there.
Each heart contains three pieces: the shape of a country, that country’s flag, and the way you say “I love you” in the language spoken there.
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| Download a free 2-page PDF of these puzzles here. |
I printed the puzzles on cardstock, spray glued them to
craft foam and cut them out. Then I jumbled them all together so my son had to
really work to put them together.
He referred to his Reader’s Digest Children’s Atlas
(which has each country’s flag in the back) for help.
While this wasn’t an extensive foreign language lesson, it was fun to exchange I love yous with my son in a language other than English!
Spray glued them to craft foam....... I was wondering how you printed it off so thick.
ReplyDeleteSuch a unique idea,most often puzzled are images and alphabet letter.Thanks for these idea I will try to make for my own and let my children to have new puzzle to solve.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little project! Thanks for sharing. We'll be trying these.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! What a creative, fun idea!!1
ReplyDeleteBeth =-)
Very clever!
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