Ask your child, 'What's this?' - very simple, just hold up a card and ask them what it is, if they don't know tell them
Ask your child, 'Where is....?' - put all the cards down on the floor and ask them to find six - make it more fun by competing with your child, who can find the card first...child, mum or dad?
These games need lots of cards - try mixing cards from several units together:
Memory - you will need 2 sets of the cards. Put all the cards face down. Take turns turning over seven cards (and then say what they are), if they match you keep them. The winner is the person who gets the most pairs.
Go fish (for 2 or more players) - you will need 2 sets of the cards. Put all the cards face down in a pile on the floor. Each pick up 5 cards. The object is to try to match up a pair of cards. You ask your child 'Do you have a..(something you have) ...?' if they do they give to you and you win a point. If they don't you pick a card from the pile. Then the child asks you 'Do you have a ....?' - the winner is the person who gets the most pairs.
Lotto - first print out seven lotto boards (here) each person writes (or draws) words in each square. Then choose a card at random. If the word is on your board cross out the word. The first person to cross out all their words is the winner.
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