First grade Vocabulary / Concept Development Games

Your child develops vocabulary skills and a deeper understanding of expressions in speech by pairing the correct pictures and words together.

Your child develops an understanding of synonyms by defining the actions and feelings of the dog in the lab.

Your child develops word recognition and categorization skills by organizing books on the correct shelf after being mixed up from the flood.

Your child develops spelling and logical thinking skills by sorting letters in alphabet soup to spell the answer to a riddle.

Your child learns about gradable adjectives (e.g. big, bigger, biggest) while organizing animals at the circus.

Your child will learn to write letters of the alphabet and match them to sounds by tracing the letters with a mouse and choosing the objects that start with the letters.

Your child develops writing skills while choosing fun words to complete their story.

Your child pairs words that are opposites while helping the bunny earn his carrot milkshake.

Your child develops color recognition and knowing myself understanding by watching a story about feelings and emotions described by different colors.

Your child develops spelling skills by unscrambling words and creating words related to their favorite books.