Fun sentence game

 I had bought this wonderful book titled 'Learning Fundamentals' by Colin Rose and Gorden Dryden (ages 3-6) when my elder son was three years old. I remember browsing through it, but I had to leave it behind during my travel abroad. So when I discovered this book in my small home library, a feeling of sadness passed through my mind, as I hadn't used the book.
Anyways, my younger one will be 6 this year. So I thought of checking if I'll get any new tip from the book.

To my joy, the book had few sets of flash cards which could be taken apart and used. It has three sets of keywords, two sets of phonic fun, and sentence game.

I started with one keyword set, which contains 128 words. I was more than happy when my younger son read out  all the words. He never sits with me for learning as his brother used to do. But he learns whatever he is interested in, ask about the Titanic, Solar System, cars and bikes, he will go on and on.  Anyways, that day he was ready to read and there he did, so many words!!

 So I moved on to the next set, to form sentences. First he set out the cards at the bottom right of a table and then moved them up to the top left making sentences. Grammatically few sentences should be changed, but I do not mind, even a little bit about it. There is a long time for that and am sure my boys will rock. (After all, they are my kids ;-), I tell this to my husband)

Sharing this here thinking it might be useful for someone out there.