If there's one thing parents give high priority to, it's giving their children the best education possible. But even if you send your own child to a quality school, the home setting matters a lot since it's the first place where children learn things. So it's essential to teach your children knowledge and values as well. And when it comes to kids,play is a good vehicle for learning. Of course, it's good if you can play baseball or shoot hoops with your son and do other sports. But you can also start exploring educational games with your children. Educational games are a great way for children to learn and bond with family at the same time. So why not make educational games yourself? Some books and websites suggest such DIY games. You can hunt for game ideas and make educational games with your own goals and rules.
Math games
Math is a subject most kids struggle with, so it's a practical idea to create educational games that involve counting and performing basic mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Flash cards can be of great help. You could also try games that invilves counting money. shopping with Barbie or pretending to sell lemonade while using a toy cashbox. If your kids get a little older, then challenge their skills in logic by playing 'who gets to finish a hard Sudoku set first' or through problem solving using their toys as the characters.
Reading and Language
When you make educational games it's also a great way for kids to learn reading, speaking, and spelling. A short vowel drill is excellent for beginners. Then you can create a contest where you give your children two beginning letters and ask them to create as many words possible following those letters. It would also be exciting to have a spelling bee or play a word game similar to scrabble. If there's a lot of time, help build your children's creativity by asking them to write a short play and act it out with them that way you'll encourage their writing and speaking skills.
Math games
Math is a subject most kids struggle with, so it's a practical idea to create educational games that involve counting and performing basic mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, and multiplication. Flash cards can be of great help. You could also try games that invilves counting money. shopping with Barbie or pretending to sell lemonade while using a toy cashbox. If your kids get a little older, then challenge their skills in logic by playing 'who gets to finish a hard Sudoku set first' or through problem solving using their toys as the characters.
Reading and Language
When you make educational games it's also a great way for kids to learn reading, speaking, and spelling. A short vowel drill is excellent for beginners. Then you can create a contest where you give your children two beginning letters and ask them to create as many words possible following those letters. It would also be exciting to have a spelling bee or play a word game similar to scrabble. If there's a lot of time, help build your children's creativity by asking them to write a short play and act it out with them that way you'll encourage their writing and speaking skills.
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