Practice word sounds dyslexic kids, 5 minute game

Help a dyslexic child practice word sounds and improve their reading by playing this fun tongue twister game.

Tongue twisters use similar words, so children must think carefully and pronounce each sound clearly.

Focusing on each sound in a word helps children read better and learn new words.

Tongue TwisterCard

Play this fun ‘Tongue Twister’ game to help a child practice word sounds using the card below.

This Mooki Card is based on scientific research, ‘NHS: Dyslexia’.

Fun Tongue Twister Game

Get advice from the Dyslexic Mum on how playing games can help dyslexic children become better at reading.

“Kids love saying tongue twisters, it is great fun. It makes everyone laugh, watching someone get their tongue in a twist. As they try to say the rhyme, faster and faster.

This fun game is a great way to help a child learn words. Below, I have put my favourite tongue twisters on a card for you to use. Have fun playing this game, the child will be learning and they won’t even know it.”

Watch the clickable video below, ‘Tongue twister game’.

Use these top tips when playing the ‘Tongue twister’ game on the card above:

• Have fun – This game makes learning fun, so the child does not even realise they are practising word sounds. Mooki Cards include many games to help a dyslexic child learn words. Visit the ‘Learn Reading‘ section for more games.
• Family Fun – Get the whole family involved, play this “Tongue Twister” game together. Choose a time when everyone is feeling relaxed, after dinner or on a Sunday afternoon.
• Tongue Twisters – For more ‘tongue twister’ ideas, see Twinkl.

All the cards are available as part of a “Mooki Cards“. Complete with 56 cards and storage wallet. Perfect for using at home or in the classroom. Order your “Mooki Cards” here!