Loud and quiet activities for preschool

Silent or Loud Sound Game helps child with their sense of hearing but the game also help children to listen more carefully and pay attention.

Loud and quiet are basic sound concepts that can be taught to toddlers. Even though we tend to teach it in games, as a parent, I've found it to be a pretty usef

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Check out these awesome free printable worksheets for preschool. The sense of sound comes with 5 downloadable worksheets. Loud vs. Quiet | The 5 Senses | Sense of Sound Activities | Sense of Sound Worksheets | Free Worksheets for Preschool

Do the things in the picture make a loud or quiet sound? This Phonics Phase One activity has been designed for Aspect 1 - to encourage children to listen, and think about the sounds they hear.

Loud and Quiet Shakers: I put these together to offer an exercise in discriminating between sounds and tried to gear them towards loud and quiet. I have them out on a tray and my daughter shakes them one at a time. Water Transfer With a Sponge: This is a traditional lesson for a 3-6 year old class. My oldest daughter used it early on and so we don't use it in our Montessori room anymore. I was interested to see how my youngest daughter would do with it. I use a sponge cut in half for her…

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Let's face it: Preschoolers tend to be a little bit...loud. But you CAN teach them to play quietly, so you can teach older kids, finish your housework, or just get a little peace and quiet!