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Request a CatalogInteractive Literacy Learning Games for Kids
It doesn't matter if you're outside on the playground or inside the classroom, there are plenty of ways to make reading and writing fun. Learning about different topics on the Internet has never been easier than it is now and there are games and activities everywhere you look on just about every topic imaginable!
Reading and writing can be and it is really entertaining to hear and read stories about different people and worlds. Plus, it can be just as fun to write your own stories and poems. Have you ever wanted to write down all of the adventures you and your friends had? You can! Writing is a great way to let off steam and allow your imagination to fly free. You can add details to your adventures that make it even more entertaining and then share it with your friends for them to read and enjoy. Maybe it will even inspire your friends to also write about the adventures you've shared.
It isn't just writing and reading stories that can be fun, other forms of writing are just as helpful and entertaining. Writing essays can help you get your thoughts out onto paper in a way that can help other people see your point of view and even teach them something new. Not to mention, writing letters allows you to talk to friends and family all over the world. Not only does it feel good to do something personal for somebody by taking the time to write down what's on your mind, but nothing tops the excitement you feel when you check the mail to see a letter in the mail that is addressed specifically for you.
There are a bunch of different types of writing that you'll learn about in school like stories, poems, essays, and plays. So much so that it might seem like too much to keep track of when you're learning about it at first. Maybe it's even enough to make your head spin! If you break it down into little pieces though, it's much easier to focus on all the different types of writing and reading. It is especially easier too when you have worksheets, activities, games, and interactive stories. Playing games may not seem like learning, but learning while you play is a great way to understand different topics all while you're having fun. Remember how easy it was to pick up how to play your favorite video game? It's just as easy to pick up a basic understanding of reading and writing while you are playing games on the Internet.
Writing Alliteration
Alliteration Game: Match the Memory
How To Write an Alliteration Poem
Writing an Essay
Argumentative Essay Topics for Kids
Writing a Descriptive Paragraph or Essay
Writing Dialogue
Writing Instructions
Writing Instructions for the Dragons (PDF)
How To Write Clear Instructions
Writing Labels
Writing a Leaflet or Brochure
An Animated Guide to Writing a Leaflet
Writing Letters
Introduction to Letter Writing
Learn the Parts of a Letter and Create Your Own
Writing Your Own Myths
Write Your Own Original Myth (PDF)
Writing Newspapers
How To Write a Newspaper Article
How To Format a Newspaper Article (PDF)
Writing a Play
Writing a Poem
Writing Similes
Writing Stories
Writing the Setting for Your Story
Writing Beginnings and Endings
Write Your Own Adventure Story
Proverbs
Proverbs Flashcards and Matching Games
Recounts
Interactive Stories and Fairytales
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
Where to Find More Stories to Read On Your Own
Written by: Ben Thompson