Games supporting learning to read

The educational game “Letter to Letter” (4-8 years old) is a classic picture-letter puzzle thanks to which children learn to read, moving from the stage of learning letters to making words from them and reading them. Playing with colorful tokens engages the senses of sight, hearing and touch, thanks to which the child copes more effectively with the new challenge of learning to read.

Development of vocabulary and linguistic imagination

Learning to read through play greatly supports a child’s development. Additional help in achieving this skill is the grading of the difficulty of words – from easier ones to those consisting of more letters – and the division into colors, which signals the child that he has just moved to the next, more difficult level. Small but independent steps will best encourage you to learn to read.

Anna Jankowska, educator, author of the blogs Only for Moms and Active Reading

The “Letter to Letter” game contains rich word material, divided from easier 3-letter words to longer 5-letter words, also taking into account the more difficult sounds of the Polish language. In the simplest variant of the game, the child names the illustrations, assigns letters to the sounds he hears, and then creates a word from them. In a more difficult version, he composes words without illustrations, but can use the background color as a hint. Advanced players can play with all the tokens and create words that their imagination suggests. The set includes 36 blue tokens for composing 3-letter words, 48 yellow tiles for composing 4-letter words, 60 green tiles for composing 5-letter words and instructions.

Colorful, contrasting illustrations by Magdalena Popovics make it easier to remember letters and learn to read, and playing with the puzzle allows you to consolidate the reading direction from left to right.

The tokens are made of thick cardboard, which guarantees safe play and durability even during the most exciting games.

Development

learning to read, speech development, concentration, fine motor skills