Baylie began her session by playing a game called Wingo. Wingo is a word bingo game that involves word building with blends and digraphs. Baylie did an excellent job sounding out the different words to determine whether they were actual words or nonsense words. We followed Wingo with a game called A to Z Junior. The game is a fast-paced naming game that involves many different categories. A to Z helps develop recall speed, decision-making skills and build vocabulary. Baylie and I collaborated together to try to see how many spaces we could fill on the game board. She really enjoyed playing several rounds of the game. We ended the session with an addition math game that involved playing cards. A deck of cards is assembled in a game board and each player rolls a die to see how many spaces they move. When they land on the designated card - the player must quickly add the number on the die to the number on the playing card. During the game, we discussed doubles facts and doubles plus or minus one. Baylie was challenged with the speed of the game and some of the addition facts so this is a game that we will play again to build her skills. It's an extremely fun way to help build speed and recall with adding.