Show and Tell

OK--some Quick ideas:

Q-tip
quail (picture of)
Quaker (oatmeal box) or granola bar
quart sized container
quartz crystal
Quebec (map of)
queen bee
question mark
questionnaire/quiz
quesadilla recipe
quill
quilt (ANY quilt!)
quilted toilet paper
The Who's Quadrophenia
Quarterback
Quaalude? Just kidding!
Queen CD (The Freddie Mercury kind!)

Hope this all doesn't make you Queasy!

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Do you know anyone with Quintuplets, get her a picture to take in or have her draw it. Good Luck

Queen was my thought. Since I know my daughter has a ton of princess-esque stuff.

Why not make a Queen's Crown from construction paper and glue on as many "Q" words as you can find from the grocery ads, magazines etc.

For Quiet you could find a photograph of your daughter sleeping. presumably quietly.

Good luck, At least you don't have X.

Are pictures ok? If so, download a picture of a quince (like an apple). Or does she have any dolls or toys that are queens?

Question, quart, queen, quill quarter (4 parts..not the coin)

Q was so hard, until another mom told me, Quarter.

Have a great day.

she is 2 why not quarter?

Megan,

Lips closed.

Finger in front of the lips with: Shhhhhhhhhh.

Hope this helps. Good luck. D.

Queen, quiche, question mark. If you don't have something. You could print out a picture on the computer or cut out a question mark drawn on paper. She could color it.

For quiet I would take in pictures of places or times you need to be quiet, like a library or people sleeping. I hope it goes well!

How about having her draw a colorful Question mark on construction paper, which she could then cut out?

Quaker Oats! Or make a Question Mark out of construction paper...

Check out your dictionary...we always did that for show and tell. But here are some ideas: quarter, queen, quart

This is a REALLY geeky answer, and only Star Trek:Next Generation fans will get it, but I couldn't help myself :)

A picture of the Actor: John DeLancie - who played the character "Q" in the series.

Sorry ladies, forgive my geeky humor!

Also - there is a grain called Quinoa - you can probably find it at whole foods - it's quite tasty, better for you than rice - so she can bring the box, maybe you can make some for everyone to try if it's allowed. Enjoy!

There is a fruit called a quince - I used one for a project at school once! Maybe Wegman's or Whole Foods would have it? Not sure about other grocery stores since it is a bit unusual.

It sounds like you have received a lot of good ideas!

I particularly like the idea of playing with the word quart -- you could bring in a quart size milk jug, then also a quart size ziplock bag, and then maybe a 4 cup measuring cup. Then you could put some food dye in some water and pour it between the different Quart sized containers so the kids could get an idea that a quart is a measure of volume. You could also play on the etymology of quart - which is the same root that is in quarters and the verb to quarter which makes be think you could slice up some quesidillas in four pieces -- quadrant also fits.

Have fun!

Queen, Q-tip, quadrilateral, quadruples, quail, quill, quarter, quart, quilt, quadrillion, quiche. My son had to find as many q's in the house and bring them to school for Kindergarden.

Q-tips ?????? Q that's a hard one. A picture of a Queen?

Q-Tip, Quart of milk (empty box)

How about a Q-tip?

For Qual and Quilt you could print some pictures from the computer.

How about: queen, quiz, quartz or quote?

ha ha ha show n tell letter Q! They skipped X and Q at my son's pre K

how about a queen? Can always pull out one from a deck of cards.

Does she have a "Queen's Crown (Tiara)? Being a former kindergarten teacher I can tell you that they aren't really picky when it comes to show and tell. Wait till you get to "X"!!!

How about Queen? You could print out a picture of Queen Elizabeth from online? Or maybe bring a Q-tip?