You Belong with Me!
What Belongs Together?

Beginner

Walk around and point out objects that belong together, naming them as you go.

Tip: Such as a pillow and pillowcase, a fork and a knife, a pencil and an eraser, a tv and a remote, along with a chair and a table. Explain why these items belong together.

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Intermediate

Have your child walk around and point out objects that belong together. See how many they can find!

Tip: Ask “What are they used for?” or “Why do they belong together?”

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Experienced

Place an object in a bag and have the child guess what it is, and what it belongs with. For example, if the object in the bag was a key they might say, “this is a key and it belongs with a lock!” 

Tip: If they struggle with naming the object or its mate, try giving a hint such as “these objects are both used for…”