Hello everyone my dear friends of @homeedders after a long period away from this beautiful community today I return with a strategy that as a language specialist has helped me a lot when I have to teach children how to write words and their meaning. This fun word game can be adapted to the ages of our children and is ideal to play with family and friends. And I must tell you that for adults it is also very entertaining.

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1-. The password game consists of making a wheel where we are going to distribute the letters of the alphabet, we can make it on a sheet of paper and then glue it to a cardboard, then we place it on a billboard, a wall or door with a nail in the center. The idea is that it can rotate. Where we have placed it, we are going to make a brightly colored sign at the top so that when it stops spinning, a letter can be pointed out.

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2-. Make the cards according to the words we have selected, we can use different themes such as professions, animals, food, movies, all adapted to the age of the participants in the game. In these cards we must make four rows, in the first one we will place the initial letter of the word, in the second one some clues or definition of the word, in the third one the word and in the fourth one the person or group that guessed the word correctly.

3.- Set a time to guess the word, you can use a stopwatch or clock for this, generally 10 seconds is more than enough for them to guess the word if they are 8 years old or older, if they are younger we can consider taking a little more time.

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4.- The winner will be the person or group that manages to complete the highest number of words or we can assign a score for each letter and whoever gets the highest score will be the winner.

As you can see, word search is a game that provides skill in the language area by developing the ability to learn the meaning of words, their correct spelling and mental agility. It is a wonderful way to practice our neural flexibility because both children and adults activate our senses and practice concentration.