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How to Set Up "Object Labels" the Reading Game

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Summary: Find out how to set up "Object labels," the reading game for kids, in this free video series on teaching kids to read and like reading.

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Katalin Toth Katalin Toth is an experienced mother of two children. She is a professional English teacher who is teaching English creatively to toddlers, nursery and schoo... read more

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How to Set Up "Object Labels" the Reading Game

Hi, I am Katalin, the creator of Creative English. I am here on behalf of Expert Village, and I am going to explain you why reading games are important for children. For this game you will need a piece of paper, a pair of scissors, cello tape, some pens. If you have colorful pens it can be more interesting for children. Now, let's cut your A4 paper into small pieces. Here we go to make a fun game with words. Okay. And, now, let's imagine if you have a smaller brother or sister and you want to teach him or her some words. So look around in this room and put up some words. But say it loud so then we shouldn't put the same words. I'll say poster. Good. I say pen. I say door. Okay. Let's put it down on your paper. And make sure that you can spell it right. And always write it with capital letters. So, do you think you could change this? Write it with capital letters. My next word is wall. I'll say lamb. I say pencil. I say table. I say chair. Okay. Okay. I'll say ceiling. Good.

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