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how TO MAKE QUICK AND EASY LEARNING GAMES

THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LEARNING AND HELP CHILDREN SUCCEED IN SCHOLL

 

 

 

Reading
Using basic games for beginning readers using whole alphabet, consonants, and short and long vowels.  Introduction to a variety of tips how to make reading fun and how to speed up the beginning reading process, using phonics, prefixes, suffixes, compound words, and basic sight words.		   Reading II
Using abundant ideas that puts the basics to work in making reading alive and at the same time fun for young readers.     Excellent period for checking comprehension, and introducing  open ending-ending story interpretation that opens a field of infinite possibilities in young children's imagination.  Offers a vast selection of age-specific books selection to choose from.
Writing I
Using a variety of writing tips to enhance writing skills development in young writers, which enhance motivation  to practice writing, handwriting, and develops love for writing while playing games.		   Writing II
Developing love for words and understanding the power of written word makes the writing process from the first word, to the first sentence, and to the first essay easier.  Tips how to encourage poetry writing, articles, stories, and much more.
Math I
Making basic games with numbers to integrate math into child's daily life.  How basic additions, subtractions, multiplication, divisions, and fractions could become child's friends.  How math games bring the math problems closer to children so they can enjoy them.		   Math II
Using a variety of self-made math board-games, puzzle games, and other means involving understanding of basic geometry, measurements, money, time, and much more, takes the possible math intimidation out of the equation and brings math closer to children while enjoying solving math problems.
Science
Enhancing natural curiosity in children through observing, investigating, and understanding the environment around us - opens the world of discovery to young scientists. Learning how to help children to learn, to hypothesize, to investigate, and to evaluate findings makes the study time interesting and fun.		   Anatomy of Games
Learning what the basic elements are and how to use them in making simple learning games helps children not only learn faster while enjoying the learning process but it also opens the creative field in children as being actively involved in making up their own games with simple rules, while applying the ever changing and evolving study material across the curriculum.
Geography
Studying geography can be fun through a variety of games that don't call for mere memorization but rather for sharp special orientation that enhances general knowledge about the world and develops love for exploring the world, while having fun.		   History
Applying learning games lights up the learning process even in a subject such as History.  Curriculum-based History learning games change the dry memorization to a healthy and fun competition in a learning process.