Word to Picture – Early Reading Game for Kids 5–7
What your child learns
- Reads simple three-letter words
- Links printed words to their meaning
- Practices decoding CVC words
About this game
Word to Picture gives new readers practice with short, regular words such as cat, dog, sun and bus. These are called CVC words, made of a consonant, a vowel and a consonant, and they are usually the first words children learn to sound out. Your child reads a word, then drags it onto the matching picture. Tapping the word and then the picture works too. Each round has three or four words, so children practice decoding several times without getting tired. If your child gets stuck, sound the word out together slowly, c-a-t, and then blend the sounds into the whole word.
Questions parents ask
What are CVC words?
They are three-letter words made of a consonant, a vowel and a consonant, such as cat or sun. They are easy to sound out.
What age is it for?
Ages 5 to 7, when most children are learning to decode their first words.
