1st Grade ELA: Words With Ar Games

Words With Ar

Explore Words with Bossy R - ar Game

Join the adventure with Mr. Bossy R and discover words with the "ar" sound in this exciting game. Your child will enhance their reading skills by identifying words while navigating through tricky trap answers. It's a fun way to practice reading and expand vocabulary. Let your child enjoy learning and mastering the art of reading words with confidence!

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Words With Ar

Exploring Words with R Controlled Vowels - Ar Game

Join the fun of exploring words with the "ar" sound! In this engaging game, kids will identify words with r-controlled vowels while steering clear of tricky trap answers. Perfect for young learners, this game builds essential reading skills and boosts confidence in word recognition. Let your child discover the joy of learning through play!

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Words With Ar

Building Words with Bossy R - ar Game

In this fun game, kids will build words using the "ar" sound, known as the bossy "r." As they create words, they'll also help fix some playful alpha-bots. It's a great way to practice reading words with "ar" and boost their reading skills. Perfect for little learners who enjoy a mix of learning and fun. Let the word-building adventure begin!

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Let your Kids Spell Words Confidently

1st graders often get confused between learning the blend words and the digraphs. In Blends, two letters come together to produce two distinct sounds. In Digraphs, two letters make just one sound.

Before tutoring AR digraphs, ensure that the kid is up-to-date with the short and long vowel sound. And take this concept up before teaching the blending words.

Parents can be the best support for 1st graders. Play some online educational games with them on SplashLearn with "AR" sounds.

Interpret CVC words with a short 'a' to the learners.
Replace the letters in the words that sound alike. For instance, exchange the letters in "cat" with "cart."
Let them read aloud the sound repeatedly.
Highlight the letter in words containing "AR."
Help them write the words.

Once the kids know to spell the AR sound together, ask them to come up with words with those sounds.

Teaching AR Sounds with SplashLearn

Teaching the kids with different sounds like AR, EA, EE can be difficult at first. However, they progress well with practice. SplashLearn's words with AR games for 1st graders can help you bring the fun element to keep the kids engaged and learn faster.

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