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Fun Syllable Games for Kids
Word Building Blocks:
- Give your child letter blocks or tiles and multi-syllable word cards. Have them build the words by arranging the blocks according to the syllables. This visual approach helps reinforce the structure of multi-syllable words.
Syllable Clap and Count:
- Say multi-syllable words aloud and have your child clap or tap out the syllables as they say the word. This helps them break down the word into its individual parts and improves syllable awareness.
Word Race:
- Divide a group of children into teams and set up a relay race where they have to run to a board, pick a multi-syllable word card, and correctly sound out the word before the next teammate goes up.
Syllable Sorting:
- Write multi-syllable words on cards and have your child sort them based on the number of syllables. For example, they could sort words into categories of two-syllable, three-syllable, and four-syllable words.
Should your child need help with learning multi-syllable words, contact us at 727-441-4444. Our tutors can help.
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Learn Multiplication through Games
Multiplication War: Shuffle a deck of cards and deal out the cards between two people. Both people flip over the top card of their pile at the same time and say the answer of the number on each of the two cards when multiplied together. Whoever says the correct answer first gets both cards and the person with the most cards at the end wins the game.
Math Games With Dice: Roll two dice, multiply the two numbers, and then add that number to their total to create a running score.
Bingo Math: Create bingo sheets with random numbers on them. Call out multiplication equations and have them figure out the answers. Once a number is revealed, they can mark it off their sheet depending on if they have it or not. Whoever gets five numbers in a row on their sheet will have a bingo.
Multiplication Math Trails: Draw an irregular route on a piece of paper, covering it with different multiplication equations to solve in order to figure out the way.
Multiplication Race: Time how long it takes to solve multiple problems with the goal of beating their own record as they get faster.
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Benefits of Professional Tutoring
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