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Posted On: October 15th 2026, 12:13 pm
đŸȘ„ Dein Kind verwechselt noch Buchstaben? Dann lass es die Buchstaben doch mal wegzaubern! ✹

Als SonderpÀdagogin nutze ich solche kleinen Spiele, um Buchstaben und die passenden Laute zu wiederholen. Das kannst du auch zu Hause ganz einfach ausprobieren!

Du brauchst ein Whiteboard, einen abwischbaren Marker und einen alten Stoffhandschuh. Schneide einen Handschuhfinger ab: Fertig ist der Zauberfinger! đŸ§€

So geht’s:

⭐ Schreibe einige bereits bekannte Buchstaben mehrfach auf die Tafel
⭐ Gib einen Zauberauftrag: „Zaubere alle A weg!“
⭐ Dein Kind sucht die passenden Buchstaben und wischt sie mit dem Zauberfinger nach
⭐ Dabei spricht es jedes Mal den passenden Laut

Wichtig: Dein Kind fÀhrt die Buchstaben in Schreibrichtung nach. Begleite es dabei eng und zeige ihm den richtigen Startpunkt und die Bewegung.

Und: Sprecht die Laute, also zum Beispiel „mmm“ statt des Buchstabennamens „em“. Genau diese Laute braucht dein Kind spĂ€ter beim Zusammenziehen zu Wörtern. 💡

Starte mit wenigen Buchstaben, damit dein Kind Erfolg erleben kann. Die nÀchste Zauberrunde darf dann etwas kniffliger werden!

👉 Speichere dir die Idee fĂŒr eure nĂ€chste kleine Buchstabenrunde! 💜

#lesenlernen #leseförderung #lrs #klasse1 #vorschule
Comments (3)
jennys_copywriting4you 14 days ago

jennys_copywriting4you

Super Idee 🙌

trine_popinski 19 days ago

trine_popinski

Warum bei a nur die lange Variante?

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