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    • Exploring Words Like Food and Tooth Game
      Words With Oo
      Exploring Words Like Food and Tooth Game

      In this exciting game, kids will explore words with the long "oo" sound, such as food and tooth. The game is designed to challenge young readers with fun traps and help them master reading skills. As they collect words, children will improve their ability to identify long vowel teams, making learning interactive and enjoyable. Perfect for budding readers!

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    • Exploring Words Like Book and Stood Game
      Words With Oo
      Exploring Words Like Book and Stood Game

      Join the adventure of exploring words with the short oo sound! In this exciting game, your child will hunt for words like book and stood while dodging trap answers. It's a playful way to build reading skills and understand vowel sounds. Perfect for young learners eager to dive into the world of words. Start the journey and watch your child become a confident reader!

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    Get Started with Learning the OO Words

    Both long and short groups of words are used frequently. A few short OO sounds include hook, shook, took, hood, etc. Long OO sounds are spoon, noon, too, cartoon, or soon.

    Let's Make the Learning More Interesting

    The best and most fun way to do it is to pronounce them daily. Your child will enjoy making pronunciations. Let them identify the daily objects and pronounce the same.

    Sit down with your child and watch videos focusing on the OO words. Read books with your child that contain the OO words. Continuously make them practice and review your child's progress. 

    Get some pictures with short and long OO sounds. For words with the short OO sound, just write OO in the word. However, for a longer OO sound, write OOOOOOO. This is a great way to show the difference between the two sounds.

    Working from the sound level to the word level, then on to the sentence level, and finally to the passage level enables children to see how everything they're learning fits together. Visual representation has a powerful impact on the minds of kids in any grade. 

    Since kids can quickly get bored with the learning process, SplashLearn's game-based and educational learning make it interactive and simpler so that your kids grasp better information. You can improve their language skills with challenging online learning games starting today!

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

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