Description
Syllable Counters is an individual game for preschoolers that focuses on counting oral syllables in words. Each player counts the oral syllables in words illustrated on cards in order to place them in the correct places on their game board. To count the syllables, the player takes a pawn-vlipou, a small creature who likes to get into trouble, and makes it jump by jumping in a mud puddle to dirty Gargotte the monster! The player corrects themselves by turning over the card that reveals the number of syllables in the word (from 1 to 4 syllables).
The game is part of the Gargotte et les vlipous collection, which is aimed at preschool and first-grade elementary school students and targets the development of phonological awareness, or awareness of syllables and sounds in words. It includes different materials for four players. A game lasts five to ten minutes, and each player can correct themselves independently, which allows it to be used in a workshop setting, in a subgroup, or for individual intervention. A competitive version for two to four players is also available.
The game is part of the Gargotte et les vlipous collection, which is aimed at preschool and first-grade elementary school students and targets the development of phonological awareness, or awareness of syllables and sounds in words. It includes different materials for four players. A game lasts five to ten minutes, and each player can correct themselves independently, which allows it to be used in a workshop setting, in a subgroup, or for individual intervention. A competitive version for two to four players is also available.