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    ™ LER 1181 Ac tivit y Guide C o o k i e S h a p e s[...]

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    Children enjoy open-ended creative play with Goodie Games. As children grow and learn, chal- lenge them by adding a level of difficulty to these games and activities. Contents 20 picture cards (red and purple borders) 20 self-checking hidden shapes cards (green and blue borders) 40 cookies Spinner 1[...]

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    Game 1 — Cookie Faces 2–4 players • Ages 3+ 1. Sort the purple-border cards by the icons in the corner of each card. 2. Give each player a card with the same icon. 3. Pour all cookies out in a center pile. 4. Say “go” to initiate the game. 5. Find the cookies on the card and build a matching picture. 2[...]

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    Game 2 — Eight Great Shapes 2–4 players • Ages 4+ 1. Spin the spinner . 2. If you spin a shape, look in the jar and try to find a cookie of the same shape. 3. If you spin the cookie jar , choose any cookie from the jar . 4. T ake turns spinning. 5. T ry to collect one cookie of each shape. 6. Collect all eight shapes to win. V ariation: Clos[...]

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    Game 3 — T ake the Shape 2–4 Players • Ages 4+ 1. Put four differently shaped cookies in a center pile. 2. Close your eyes, reach into the cookie jar , choose a cookie, and place it in front of you. 3. If your cookie matches one of the cookies in the center pile, keep your cookie and take the matching cookie from the center pile. 4. Put the c[...]

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    Game 4 — Cookie Match 2–4 players • Ages 4+ 1. Place the red-border picture cards face-up in a center pile. 2. T ake turns picking a cookie out of the cookie jar . 3. T ake the top card if it matches the cookie. Place the cookie atop the card and set both in front of you. 4. If the cookie does not match the top card, keep the cookie. Y ou may[...]

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    Game 5 — Shape up 2–4 players • Ages 5+ Warm-up activity: Look for the hidden shapes on the green-border cards. After discussing the shapes, take turns trying to pick cookies out of the jar that match those shapes. 1. Place the green-border cards face-up in a center pile. 2. Each player chooses three different cookies from the jar . 3. All pl[...]

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    5. If the match is correct, the player keeps the card and chooses another cookie from the jar . If the match is not correct, return the card to the center pile until a correct match is found. 6. Play until all the cards are collected. 7. Count the number of cards you collected. © Learning Resources, Inc., V ernon Hills, IL (U.S.A.) Learning Resour[...]