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• Clipart images or magazine images of the following: 
  • Bows (rhymes with toes or nose) 
  • Pies (rhymes with eyes) 
  • Tears (rhymes with ears) 
  • Vase (rhymes with face)

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Step 1: Gather images either on your computer or in a magazine. Make sure the images are about the size of your palm or smaller.  

Step 2: Cut the images out. Take a piece of tape, roll it into a small cylinder and place the tape on the back of the image. 

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Step 1: Sit on the floor with your little one and tell him that you are going to play a fun game using pictures. Tell him you are going to put different pictures on him. He has to take them off and then hand them to you. 

Step 2: Start with the "bows" image. You can place the bows image on your child’s toes or his nose. 

Step 3: After he takes the image off, show him the picture and say the word. Then tell him where he found the bows. You might say: 

“This is a picture of some bows. You found them on your toes! Bows and toes, bows and toes!” 

Step 4: Proceed with another image. The following images correspond to the following body parts: 

• Pies and eyes 
  
• Tears and ears 
• Vase and face 

Step 5: Try to use one image at a time and continue to play until he signals that he is ready for something new.