Before we played our game, we read a perfect book to teach us about some of the 350 different kinds of sharks. Gail Gibbons' book taught us about some of the biggest and smallest sharks, what they eat (including whether they're likely to eat us), and the anatomy of a shark.
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| Download six SHARK bingo game cards and calling cards free here. |
One at a time we drew the call cards and placed a fish
over the shark on the card (and the FREE space, of course!). My son got five in
a row before I did and was declared the winner. Our prize? He got to eat some
of the gummies!
Two of my son's favorite chapter book series have
featured some of these amazing fish. The Ready Freddy book taught us about the
prehistoric Megalodon. The Magic School Bus book taught us loads of shark
facts. My son (and I) recommend both books for able readers interested in
learning more.
This is so cool. My oldest will love this game! Thanks for sharing at the After School Link up.
ReplyDeleteLove this activity and I will need to check out this book. I am obsessed with sharks!! Thanks so much for participating in Virtual Book Club for Kids this month!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing on the Virtual Book Club for Kids link up featuring Gail Gibbons. I love this activity and can't wait to share it with my girls!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. My kids keep asking if you have other bingo games. They are hooked.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Thanks so much for the freebie! I can't wait to play it with my class for shark week!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! Thanks for sharing. I love the activity !
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing--we're using while we watch Shark Week tonight (they'll mark each space as they see or hear the type of shark mentioned in the shows tonight) and I'm sure it will be a lot of fun! :)
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