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Are you ready for a super fun outdoor adventure? Let’s play a game called Name Number Steps! It’s a great way to combine learning about your name and exploring the great outdoors. Grab a friend or your family and let’s get moving!

What You’ll Need

  • You and your friends or family!
  • A Safe Outdoor Space: This can be your backyard, a park, or anywhere outside where you have space to walk around.

Step 1: Count the Letters in Your Name

  1. Say Your Name: Start by saying your name out loud.
  2. Count the Letters: Use your fingers to count how many letters are in your name. For example, if your name is “Sam,” that’s 3 letters!

Step 2: Choose Your Direction

Now it’s time to decide which direction you want to take your steps. You can go:

  • Forward
  • Backward
  • To the left
  • To the right

Step 3: Take Your Steps!

  1. Count Your Steps: Start from your spot and take the same number of steps as the letters in your name. So if you have 4 letters, take 4 steps.
  2. Explore Your Surroundings: As you walk, look around! What do you see? Are there any interesting plants, animals, or objects?

Step 4: Share Your Discoveries

  1. Talk About What You Saw: After you take your steps, share what you found with your friends or family. Did you see a cool bug? A pretty flower?
  2. Draw or Write: If you have a notebook, you can draw what you saw or write a few sentences about your adventure.

Safety Tips:

  • Stay Safe: Make sure you’re in a safe area and away from busy roads.
  • Stay Together: If you’re with friends or family, make sure everyone can see each other while you explore.

Fun Facts:

  • Did you know that names can come from different cultures and can mean different things? For example, the name “Lila” means “night” in Arabic!
  • The longest name in the world has more than 600 letters! It’s so long that it would take a long time to say!

Wrap Up Your Adventure

Great job, adventurer! You’ve taken steps based on your name and explored the outdoors. Every step you take helps you discover something new about the world around you. Keep playing and exploring, and always be curious!

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