Vowel Team Games for Kids Online

We at SplashLearn believe that learning should be fun and exciting, especially for young kids. Scientists have found that the first few years are critical for a child's physical, emotional, and intellectual development. We understand the importance of our role in the educational development of your child. Hence, we use fun but trusted learning methods so that your kids improve their skills and develop a positive attitude towards learning.

Vowel teams games are not only a secure way to make kids learn and absorb the English language, but they are also delightful and entertaining. In this method, teams of vowels are created and funny rhymes are used so that kids are more attracted to learn; otherwise, it can be very dull and boring, and kids are more likely to lose interest. Research has shown that rhymes can be a very effective way of making kids learn. It is essential to teach kids important reading rules early on so that grasping communication nuances becomes more accessible as they understand more advanced technicalities.

Vowel Teams Games Make Learning Fun

It is vital to make the kids understand and recognize each vowel's sound, and vowel teams games are the best approach. We pair two vowels like AE, OA, IE, etc. Then these vowels are personalized and make a story so that the child is invested in them like a fictional character of a book or film. Poems are also used because rhymes can be a helpful way of learning. An example of one such poem is as follows:

"Two vowels want to play

All night and all-day

The first one wants a ball

The second one wants a doll."

Colorful Posters in Teaching Complex Concepts

It was found out in our experience that kids learn faster through visual aids. It helps them memorize things quickly when they see them. So in relation to that, we use colorful and attractive posters to help them learn faster. This method helps make them grasp concepts rapidly, and they also look forward to the picture cues. There is one sign for each of the vowel teams, which are the following:

Understanding a concept is only the first step in learning. The second step is to practice regularly. Kids are very reluctant to spend time revising what they have learned, and that is why SplashLearn’s games are here to make the process more fun and smooth. Game-based learning is the best learning approach and should be applied at home to develop a positive relationship with knowledge.

Vowel Teams Games as Educational

Kids play various games to be more involved and motivated to learn rather than be burdened by the difficulty of new concepts. With SplashLearn’s Vowel Teams Games, kids read the vowels out loud and glue them on a large paper. It makes the activity playful. It is also important to note that kids are eager to do better and learn faster when they are in a group with other kids of the same age. Children are given words that include different vowel teams and are told to read them aloud and spell each word. They are then asked to identify the words with specific vowel teams and put them in the respective vowel team column.
For example, we give "say" and "gain." They will first read the word out loud and then spell it and then at the end, but " say" in the -ay column and "gain" in the -ai column.

We also have other visual games where we have cards with images of objects, and the kids have to fill in the blanks with the appropriate vowels. For example, there is a foot picture, and the letters f_ _ t will be written, and the kids will have to register -oo in the blanks.

Your little champ can play many other games with us, including -

Real or Nonsense
Bingo
Roll and Write

Conclusion

We propose to start a kid's educational development as early as one can. We invite all kids from pre-kindergartners to Grade 2 students. We also provide online classes and hope to give your kids the environment that they need.

Is there something we missed out? Write to us at help@splashlearn.com with your feedback and comments. We love to hear from you and improve the learning experience for your kids.

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