English: Matching Game Where does Food come from?

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How to play: Click any of the pictures to hear the word. Drag one picture to mathc another picture, or place, where it belongs. For example in the weather, the picture of the umbrella is dragged to the picture of the rain. When you have matched all of the items, click the arrow button to scramble the pictures and play again.

What is learned: This activity encourages the child to think logically and see the relationship between two objects. They will learn the vocabulary in the game.

Getting the most out of the activity: Say the words along with the computer.

Group activities: Find pictures of matching objects. Give each person one of the pictures and have them find their partner. Each child can tell what picture he has. With just one or a few children, lay the pictures on a table, and let them pair up the pictures, saying the words as they match the pictures.

		English			Dutch/?familyGroup=s
		Where does food come from?			Where does food come from?
		Match the food to where it comes from.			Match the food to where it comes from.
		Put everything where it belongs.			Put everything where it belongs.
		Hens lay eggs.			Hens lay eggs.
		Cows give milk.			Cows give milk.
		Bees make honey.			Bees make honey.
		Carrots grow in the garden.			Carrots grow in the garden.
		Apples grow on trees.			Apples grow on trees.
		garden			garden
		apple			apple
		milk			milk
		cow			cow
		bee			bee
		carrot			carrot
		egg			egg
		hen			hen
		honey			honey
		tree			tree

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