At school, your kid most likely began synthetic rhythmic activities. Making time to play with sounds and letters in activities such as games will greatly aid their learning.
Various activities can help your child develop crucial abilities like speaking, listening, and numeracy while also supplementing what they learn at school.
Games and Activities
Kinesthetic games
- On the refrigerator or radiator, spell out names and short phrases using magnetic letters.
-Play jigsaws together and talk about where the proper pieces can be found.
Rhyming Activities
-Play games that have rhymes, or sing an action rhyme.
-Create ridiculous rhymes
Reading several types of books together
-Continue sharing books with your child and reading them to them.
Example:
picture, pop-up, informational, poetry, eBooks, and print books
Listening Exercises
-Discuss the instruments being used while listening to music.
-Search for images online with one another.
Games using your Hands
- Use cardboard boxes to create a puppet theater.
-To help your youngster dress up like a character, have a lot of fun dressing up at home with clothes and accessories.
phonological games
-Play snap or bingo with letters and sounds.
-Ask your kid to "fish" for a certain sound using homemade letter flashcards, paperclips, a magnet, string, and a stick.
Fun learning ideas for 5-year-olds: Oxford Owl. Oxford Owl for Home. (2021, January 11). Retrieved June 29, 2022, from https://home.oxfordowl.co.uk/kids-activities/learning-activities-age-5/