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Reading to your child is the first step in helping your child to read. When you read to your child, ask questions about the story, the pictures, and the characters.
As their reading skills grow, encourage your child to join in and help you by reading some of the easy words, so that you are reading together, keep this going and eventually they will be reading to you.
However if your child starts to not like reading, then it can be difficult to encourage them to read a book. This is why I love educational reading games.
There is a wide variety of English learning games to choose from..
Easy games like Word Bingo is a good place to start, where your child can just match up cards and as they grow in confidence, they will start to shout out the words on the tile’s that they are trying to match.
As they progress, games where they have to read questions out loud for another team, are great fun.
What’s great about educational reading games, is that your child won’t even know that they are developing their reading skills.
 
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Recommended Educational Reading Games
The following are my recommended educational reading games and English learning games, just click on the pictures to find out more.
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Educational Insights Tri - Words
 
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Can you think fast under pressure? With Tri-Words, everyone will have fun scrambling to sort out their 3-sided letter tiles into color-coded words. This fast-paced game packs a world of colorful, word-powered fun inside its compact tin case.
"This came quickly and was better than advertised. I ordered this for my class of first graders. It is perfect for them during the beginning of the first semester. With adjustments, they can still use it and learn after they are reading independently. I like that children can play with tri words alone and in a small group. I would recommend it for any 4-8 year old, or anyone who is struggling with beginning reading skills." |
STARE! JUNIOR Game - 2nd Edition
 
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"I have the adult version of this game and so I already knew it was a fun game to play. The kids version appears to be just as popular (if you judge by the reaction of my three). The great thing about this game is that both young and older kids can play together (just give the younger kids a longer time to stare at the image card).
The object of this educational reading games is to stare at the image and recall as much as possible before time runs out. Correctly answered questions about the image are rewarded by advancing on the gameboard. The images are great fun to look at - comic book covers, teddy bear scenes, cartoons and much more. Not only fun to play, the game tests visual recall and reading skills to boot. Best of all, it managed to keep a rather large gathering of neighborhood kids completely entertained - a great feat! I would definitly make sure this game is a permanent part of your game closet." A winner of the National Parenting Center Seal and the Teacher's Choice Award for the Family. |
Searchquest for Kids Game
 
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Kids love looking for things - and SearchQuest For Kids will have them searching, scribbling, and shouting for more. Everyone gets their own game card for the round, which has three words hidden inside a Letter Grid. The hidden words may be animals, types of food, verbs, objects, or any other everyday words.
With the help of tracing paper and a pencil, kids race to become the first to find the hidden words. At the end of the round, they flip the cards over to check their answers. The more words they find, the more spaces they move on the board. There's no waiting around to join the fun, since everyone plays every round. Kids can play against adults,or even on their own. SearchQuest For Kids is a word adventure game they'll love. |
Reading Roadway USA
 
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In Reading Roadway USA educational reading games, children travel the USA discovering fascinating facts while building reading and listening comprehension skills.
Players take turns spinning and moving their cars across the country while reading fun-filled facts based on the state they've landed on. The first person to correctly answer the trivia question collects a souvenir. Be careful, spin a tornado, and you could get caught in a whirlwind! |
LeapFrog Tag Reading System
 
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Inspire a love of reading with Tag educational reading games - the amazing touch reading system that brings stories to life like never before! As children touch the Tag Reader to the pages of specially printed storybooks, words talk, pictures sing and stories live out loud, engaging children's senses to make reading a rich, fulfilling experience. And, with more than 35 books and games based on favorite TV, movie and classic tales, the Tag library has something for every reader!
The Tag Reader holds audio for up to 5 books at a time. Simply connect the Tag Reader to your computer, download the audio for your Tag books and drag-and-drop up to 5 of your child's favorite stories onto your Tag Reader. While online, you can also discover your children's favorite books and activities, learn about the skills they are exploring and share in their accomplishments by creating a free LeapFrog Learning Path at leapfrog.com. |
LeapFrog Sing-Along Read-Along
 
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An innovative reading system that engages kids' love of song and music to teach them reading skills. Sing-along stories use rhyme and rhythm to help kids begin to read on their own. Introduces short vowels, phonics skills and reading comprehension. Encourages creative self-expression with a wide range of music, from rock to reggae to hip-hop.
Ready to add a fun twist to reading time? You can motivate little ones to read on their own with 12 engaging music videos on DVD and matching books. Each music video brings a story to life through lively animation, songs and words on-screen; and the 12 matching storybooks reinforce the learning experience. Books are great for take-along fun, too. |
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