Learning games for kids

Learning letters is the first step in learning to read. Children in preschool and kindergarten largely focus on letter identification and letter sounds. While some kids are naturally inclined to learn letters from a young age, others take longer and that's okay. My mission is to making learning letters and how to read fun and

Do your kids love to play games at home? Run out of new game ideas? You're in luck! Here are 19 super fun, entertaining but lesser known indoor games that the

A HUGE collection of homemade games for kids to playfully learn a variety of concepts. From math to logic to literacy to fine motor skills!

Take learning outdoors with this list of fun outdoor math games for kids! Awesome for keeping kids learning during summer break! #lookwelearn #mathgames #math #mathforkids #teachingkidsmath

Keep your kids moving when they're stuck inside with this simple dice game! Minimal materials needed so everyone gets some movement in!

Teaching Phonics Phonics gives us the tools to sound out and learn thousands of words without depending upon memorization. Phonics is simply the relationship between the letters of the alphabet and…

Learn how to play the Kaboom game in your classroom to make practicing math facts, sight words, and more a blast for your students!

A list of fun English word games for kids! Fun vocabulary games to help improve their spelling, reading, vocabulary and conversation skills.

Here’s a fun preschool alphabet game that will have kids learning their letters in no time! Jonathan loves playing the memory game, so I thought why not combine it with learning the alphabet! Paper plates are such a handy craft supply. I grabbed a stack and wrote letters on them with Sharpies. I did pairs […]

Don't you hate those awkward few minutes between activities we all have with our students? You don't have time to do any real work, but you want some sort of constructive activity to keep your kids busy so they don't crack up. Here are 17 fun time filler games for Kindergarten that will keep your students engaged and learning too! They require no prep and are loads of fun for Kindergarten and First Grade students!