How to Use Games to Teach Reading
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If you’ve followed Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers for more than, oh, five minutes or so, you probably know that I am a huge fan of hands-on learning.
Games make learning fun. Having fun gets kids engaged and being engaged aids retention. During the preschool and early elementary years, we used games nearly every day. I particularly enjoyed being able to use games to teach reading. There are so many options and most of the games we played were easily adaptable to a wide variety of skill levels.
I’m sharing 5 ways to use games to teach reading today at The Homeschool Classroom. If you’ve still got some non-readers, check it out!
For more hands-on learning ideas, take a look at my e-book, Hands-On Learning: Cross-Curricular Projects to Make Learning Come Alive!