I’ve compiled a list of games + apps that are great for promoting reading. What games does your family like to play? Do any of them belong on this list?
ABOUT: The object of the game is to flip two cards and find the letter (or shape) that is on both cards. For example, in the picture above the matching letter is C.
WHO THIS IS GOOD FOR: Pre-K, TK and Kindergarten students working on letter identification.
ABOUT: This game is like scrabble without the board. Great game to bring along with traveling + kids get a kick out of the game container being a banana 🙂
WHO THIS IS GOOD FOR: Kindergarten children and up.
ABOUT: These games are played just like the traditional Go Fish game. Each deck helps practice identifying a certain subject: letters, numbers, shapes.
WHO THIS IS GOOD FOR: Pre-K, TK and Kindergarten students working on letter, number and shape identification.
ABOUT: Each player has 10 letters and the object is to make words with the letters you roll and the 10 letters on your side. Once you use a letter you flip the stick it is on and whoever uses all of their letters first, wins.
ABOUT: This game is all about making words. It’s a fast paced word building game that helps students master word families. Each time you make a word you get to keep that card as a point.
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