14: Make a Face
Level 1
Sequencing
Goal:
to provide before and after information and steps for simple sequences
Players:
1 or more
Overview:
Players earn facial features by providing information about sequencing
everyday tasks in order to build 2 cartoon faces.
Materials:
• Make a Face Game Items sheet (page 43)
• facial features (page 44) that have been cut apart and separated
into a nose pile, an eye pile, and a mouth pile
• copy of a Make a Face game board (pages 45-47) for each player
• glue or tape
Game Play:
• Cut apart the facial features. Place them on the table (either face-up or facedown)
and separate them by type.
• Each player, in turn, follows these directions:
✔ The instructor reads an item (randomly) from the Game Items sheet.
✔ If the player provides satisfactory information, she selects a facial feature and
puts it on one of the faces on her game board. Her turn is over.
✔ If a player does not provide satisfactory information, her turn is over and play
moves to the next player.
• The first player to place 3 features on each face (eyes, nose, mouth) is the winner.
• Optional Play:
✔ Have players draw facial features on the faces instead of using the ones
provided.
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Make a Face
Game Items
Tell me two steps, in order,
you need to do to:
Tell me something you do
before you:
Tell me something you do
after you:
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make a ham sandwich
❏
go outside to play
❏
use the rest room
❏
do your math homework
❏
eat a meal
❏
get on the bus
❏
borrow something
❏
finish an art project
❏
sit in your seat at
school
❏
get home from school
❏
walk in the school
building
❏
get ready for bed
❏
get ready for school in
the morning
❏
do the dishes
❏
feed a pet
❏
take a shower
❏
get dressed
❏
brush your teeth
❏
play a board game
❏
paint a picture
❏
call someone on the
telephone
❏
ride a bicycle
❏
❏
go to lunch
❏
leave for school in the
morning
❏
hear the end of recess
bell
❏
get dressed in the
morning
❏
get out of the shower
or bath
❏
take a bath or shower
❏
finish reading a book
❏
sit down at the table to
eat
❏
play a board game
❏
do your homework
❏
get out of bed in the
morning
❏
wash your hands
❏
finish eating lunch in
the cafeteria
❏
leave the grocery store
❏
leave school at the end
of the day
❏
paint a picture
cross the street
❏
take a pet for a walk
❏
make toast
❏
get in bed at night
❏
hit the baseball
❏
make the bed
❏
take a test
❏
❏
wash a car
❏
❏
get hot lunch at school
write a word you don’t
know how to spell
wash and rinse the
dishes
❏
get off the bus at
school.
❏
make lemonade
❏
finish watching TV
❏
do your homework
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ride your bicycle
❏
have a snack
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