This is a great game that I used for tutoring elementary students all summer long. Similar to bingo, it can be a great source of learning. The board is full of pictures appropriate to a child's world.
Kids read a word card and place a chip on the corresponding picture or on the rhyming word.
There are wild cards and switch cards to add to the excitement and intrigue the older players. Kids can play until there are two, three, or four in a row, or keep on until someone covers the entire board. Generally, players look out the window to find objects described in the cards. Points for each found object vary. This book presents a clever way to teach children the basics of seeds and tree growth.