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Play this fun rhyming game to help dyslexic child to improve their reading and writing skills.
Children learn to read by breaking words into sounds, known as learning phonics.
- For example, ‘CL-O-CK’ for clock.
Simple rhyming games can help dyslexic children learn word sounds and practise them in a fun way.
Rhyming Tags Card
Play this fun game on the Rhyming Tags card below from Mooki Cards to help a child practise word sounds.
This card is based on scientific research. Learn more about Children’s cognitive development and learning.
Practise learning word sounds
Get advice from the Dyslexic Mum about how rhyming stories helped her child learn reading:
“Kids enjoy books with rhyming words, like those by Doctor Seuss. My child loves Julia Donaldson’s works, such as The Gruffalo and Stickman.
These stories feature rhymes in titles like ‘Room on the Broom’ and ‘Snail and the Whale.’ Children like rhyming books because they have a fun rhythm, almost like a song when read aloud. They enjoy guessing what word comes next, such as “Cat in the………”. Did you guess the word?”
Follow the tips below when playing the ‘Rhyming Tags’ game on the card above:
- Have Fun Playing: The ‘Rhyming Tags’ card turns learning into a game. Enjoy it during family time, after dinner, or on a car journey. Get the whole family involved.
- Treasure Hunt – Instead of just saying rhyming words, add a treasure hunt. Can the child find objects that rhyme with ‘cat’? Such as a bath mat or a sports hat.
- Use Word Lists– To find more rhyming words for the game, check out the 100 words list and visit Rhyming words for kids.
Check out the clickable video ‘Practise rhyming sounds’ below. The Dyslexic Mum shares tips on playing the rhyming sounds game
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