Learning to Read

Cards for developmental games are an effective tool that will help a child learn to read while understanding the meaning of what they read. Playing with cards is fun and engaging! The game set is well-suited for both home education and activities in kindergarten. The set includes 24 cardboard sheets, each of which the child can cut into 6 cards. A total of 144 pieces should be obtained. Do not rush to cut the sheets into cards. First, examine them carefully. Let the child name the pictures, read the syllables, and the entire word. Only after this, cut the sheets into cards and play with them as described in the brochure-fold-out. You can come up with your own games. Please note: each card has graphic keys for self-checking. The child can play without adult help, independently checking the correctness of their answers. As a gift, a colorful book with tasks is included in the set. By working with it, the child will solidify the learned material well. By playing with the cards for developmental games, looking at bright pictures, preschoolers will easily learn to combine syllables into words, read by syllables, understand the meaning of what they read, and become exemplary students when they enter the first grade.