5 year old Reading Comprehension Games
Games we include:
These games teach valuable skills and have a high fun and educational rating.
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Your child will develop basics in reading books, sighting words and attention/listening skills by helping the Wonder Pets save a baby triceratops.
7 subjects: Reading Comprehension, Attention / Listening, Exploration / Curiosity, ...
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Your child develops knowledge of anatomy and physiology by watching this playful skeleton storybook video.
4 subjects: Life Science, Anatomy / Physiology, The Human Body, Reading Comprehension
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Your child develops color recognition skills by watching a video about colors with a spicy flair.
3 subjects: Vocabulary / Concept Development, Word Categories, Reading Comprehension
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Your child develops narrative building and reading comprehension skills by following along with a story that he/she creates.
7 subjects: Building Narratives, Writing, Reading Comprehension, Social Development, ...
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Your child will learn to use the correct word order in written/spoken sentences by choosing words and placing them in the right order to make sentences and create stories.
5 subjects: Grammar, Sentence Structure, Textual Analysis, Reading Comprehension, ...
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Your child develops writing skills while choosing fun words to complete their story.
8 subjects: Vocabulary / Concept Development, Early Reading / Phonics, ...
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Your child will watch a video where Jack Prelutsky reads a poem about a boring day, that is not very boring.
3 subjects: Reading Comprehension, Character Education, Caring
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Your child develops reading comprehension and knowledge of word meanings by watching this playful interactive storybook.
4 subjects: Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary / Concept Development, Word Meanings, ...
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Your child gains reading comprehension and experience building original story narratives by playing with this story-building game.
4 subjects: Writing, Building Narratives, Reading Comprehension, Elements of a Story
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Your child develops reading skills and expands his or her vocabulary by following the words and images as a story is read aloud.
5 subjects: Vocabulary / Concept Development, Reading Comprehension, Word Meanings, ...
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