5 minute clapping syllables games for dyslexic kids

Help dyslexic children practice word sounds and learn reading skills. This fun ‘clapping syllables’ game on the card below can help a dyslexic child to practise word sounds. For a child to become a good reader, they must have strong phonetic foundations. This means they need to break down words into sounds, this helps them develop good reading and writing skills.

Clapping Syllables Card

Play the ‘clapping syllables’ game on the card below from Mooki Cards to make learning word sounds fun. This card is based on scientific research, learn more “Rhythmic Processing in Children with Developmental Dyslexia”.

Learn word sounds improve reading

Get advice from the Dyslexic Mum about to make practising word sounds into a fun game:

A member of the local Brownies group, we used to play the childhood game. “I went to the shop and bought…..” You may have memories of playing this game too. It is a simple game of remembering a shopping list of items. I have turned this simple game in to an activity. To make practising breaking words down into syllables, more fun for dyslexic children”.

Watch the clickable video below where the Dyslexic Mum demonstrates how to play the ‘clapping syllables’ game.

When playing the ‘clapping syllables’ game follow the top tips below:

  • Clapping – Clapping is part of the game to sound out syllables in words. This technique supports multi-sensory learning. Dyslexic kids learn best when they engage their whole bodies. Moving, dancing, and singing help them remember word sounds.
  • Have fun – This game makes learning enjoyable. The child won’t even realise they are practising word sounds. The “Mooki Cards offer many more fun educational games, like the “Rule of 10” card. They are great for helping dyslexic children learn new spellings.
  • Family Fun – Involve the whole family in the “Clapping Syllables” game. Choose a relaxed time, like after dinner or on a Sunday afternoon.
  • Play Again – This card can be used repeatedly. Check the “Syllable Words” list on the card below for extra words to practise.

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Mooki cards help dyslexic child