Kindergarten Learning Games
There are many great Kindergarten Learning Games to play with your children. Since it is summer, I am working on coming up with some Kindergarten Learning Games to reinforce what my son learned during the year in Kindergarten. As part of the learning to read process children are taught different site words. These are introduced through out the year in kindergarten (of course sometimes earlier as well). At the end of this year my son had been exposed to 30 site words. I want to reinforce these throughout the summer. I created a matching game to help him work on these words while having fun.
Site Words Matching Game:
- Print out the sheet of site words 2 times onto card stock, then cut them.
- Use them like a deck of cards and shuffle them up.
- Place them with the word side down.
- Each person gets to flip over two cards per turn.
- If you get a pair on your turn you get to keep it.
- When you flip over the word say the word. Your child might need some help with sounding out the word at first if they are not familiar with it.
- Play until all the matches are made.
- If you want there to be a winner, then the person with the most matches wins.
You can also incorporate this list of site words into regular games you might like to play like Caribou, Zingo, or Candy land. Before each turn you pick a word to read, then take your turn.
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This is a great idea. I know my son is only 10 months old right now, but I’m going to make word cards for him. It can’t hurt right?
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What a marvelous blog!!! I’m thrilled to have found you through SITS. Love it, love it!
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Josiahs Mommy-I certainly don’t think it could hurt!! Go for it!!
Wish Trish-Thanks for stopping by, I am glad you liked it!
What a wonderful idea! My daughter is seven and is reading pretty well. We practive the Dolch list in various ways but have not tried this way yet. More advanced readers will probably want to try the lists available here too, http://www.mrsperkins.com/dolch.htm Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing……Oh I found you via TwitterMoms and am also a member of SITs this is my forst visit and I will be BACK!
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Adiaha- Thanks for stopping by, I will definitely check out that link-thanks for sharing! I am glad you enjoyed it.
That’s a great idea!! Cole and Bella will be starting kindergarten this fall so I think this would be helpful for them. They’re not reading yet but at the very beginning stages so it certainly couldn’t hurt to expose them to it.
BTW, they just finished their art projects for the contest. I’m waiting for the paint and glue to dry on Bella’s so I can post it. I tell ya…letting a 4 yr old handle the paint and the glue on her own was more stressful than I could’ve imagined.
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Love this idea! I am always trying to think of stuff to do with Harrison (he’s 4).
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Thanks Tina!! I am glad you like it!!
That’s a great idea. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions of what to do with a 14 month old girl? I have crayons which she loves to colour but need things not too messy fir home! Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks x
Maz- I would say playdough is always a big hit! Also things she can take things in and out of, like tupperware bowls, with balls or blocks. Stacking Blocks are great too. Also big simple puzzles. Using glue sticks with lots of big materials that she can glue on paper ( put a big plastic mat underneath). Painting in the non spill cups or finger painting in the high chair (but it needs to be covered and can get messy!) Hope that gives some more ideas!
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