Playing games with your kids is not only fun but can be educational too! Reading games that your child can play with you is a great tool to get them started reading.
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Fostering a love of reading in your children early in their lives is critical to their reading success as they get older. Reading out loud to your kids is one of the most beneficial reading activities you can do as a parent.
At some point however your child will begin to show interest and curiosity in knowing what the words are that they see on the pages of the books, you have been reading to them. Encouraging them to start sounding out the letters of each word is a good start towards learning how to read but it can get boring and frustrating.
Fun Reading Game For Kids To Help Them Learn How To Read
Since kids love to play games why not try some fun reading games with your kids to help them learn how to read. Here is an awesome reading game you can play with your preschooler or kindergartner to help them learn how to read.
Word Family Apple Tree Game
To prepare for this game you will need the following:
- white poster board
- red construction paper
- brown craft paint (washable)
- green craft paint (washable)
- scissors
- thick tip black marker
- Lightly trace out a large tree trunk on the poster board and have your child help you paint it brown.
- Next paint the palm of your child's hands with the green paint and press their hands on the space above the tree trunk to make the tree's leaves. Repeat this step several times until the tree leaves cover the top portion of the poser board.
- While the paint is drying cut out several (10-15) circles from the red construction paper that are about 3 inches in diameter.
Playing The Game:
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