Help Your Child Put Sounds Together to Make Words by Playing "Connect Three."
This game will help your child connect sounds to make words. This skill is used when he sounds out new words.
How to Play:
- Tell your child, "I'm going to say three sounds. I want you to put the sounds together and say a word. For example, I say c-a-t and you say cat. I say d-o-g and you say dog." This is a little tricky on your part because you have to think of words that can be said in three parts. Words such as me or go won't work. Longer words such as party can be par-t-y or p-art-y. You might want to practice ahead of time to say words in three parts. I have trouble thinking of words, so I usually look around the room for good ideas such as l-am-p or win-d-ow.
- Here's a list to get you started: begin with nouns-things that can be visualized and advance to words that don't create mental pictures.
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m-o-m
b-ir-d h-o-t h-i-m |
d-a-d
s-u-n gr-ee-n c-a-n |
d-e-sk
pi-zz-a dr-in-k w-i-ll |
br-ai-n
mo-n-ey c-ol-d a-n-d |
tr-e-e
c-am-p st-o-p b-u-t |
y-ar-d
t-en-t w-i-n fr-o-m |
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