ames are a fun way for
children to practice specific reading, writing and spelling skills. They
can spark interest, increase confidence in young readers and writers,
and change the pace of a tutoring session.
Some things to keep in mind when selecting or creating games: words for the games should come from the books the child is reading, or has read recently.
Games should be chosen or designed to promote the child's sense of competence and success. If necessary, you should "rig" the game so nobody looses, or the child wins.
Games:
Monopoly, or Read and Spell Around
Activities to Practice Word Families