Homeschool Helper with Charisse Van Horn

Here is a phonetic game that you can play with your children.  When your children begin learning short vowel/three letter words like “hat” “cat” “mat” “pot” “tin” etc. make a list of these words that have tangible objects that you can gather together.  Play games that include sounding out each word phonetically, such as have children identify each object and bring them to you after you have slowly sounded out each word phonetically.  For example, you can put the objects on a table and then say to the child, “Please bring me the “puh- oh-tuh”.  This encourages the child to listen to the phonetic sounding of the word and helps them blend the sounds together to identify the meaning of the word.

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