Common Nouns: Sight Word Bingo
Practice recognizing common-noun Dolch sight words through a bingo game.
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Practice recognizing common-noun Dolch sight words through a bingo game.
A print-and-play board game ('Wishin'') for 2-4 players that gives students addition practice by having them accumulate a running point total as they move around a game board, provided in multiple color/ink versions.
A lapbook/interactive-notebook kit of hands-on games and booklets for drilling and memorizing addition and subtraction facts 0-10 through repeated play.
Book 3 of a phonics activity series (Ready-Ed Publications' 'Literacy for Early Learners') that introduces, practices, and reinforces the most advanced set of phonic sounds/blends in the series for early readers through varied worksheet activities.
A set of bingo cards using the first 100 Fry sight words, for practicing high-frequency word recognition through a bingo game.
A board game for practicing basic subtraction facts (differences 0-9 within numbers up to 19).
A bingo-style game resource for practicing addition and subtraction facts using dice.
A phonics game resource (same Guinea Pig Education series) reinforcing the 'ck' ending sound through Bingo and Snap card games.
A phonics spelling-practice bingo game covering the spellings of 20 advanced-code phonemes, used as an alternative to spelling tests.
A gross-motor floor game using printable footprint templates to practice sight word / 'tricky word' (Dolch/high-frequency word) recognition.
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A dice/spinner-based game giving students practice with addition and subtraction facts in a competitive 'three in a row' format.
A set of 100 printable 'leap logs,' each showing one tricky/high-frequency sight word, designed to help young children practice sight-word recognition and recall through a gross-motor 'leap log' game.
A phonics game that teaches six syllable division rules (Rabbit VCCV, Tiger VCV open, Camel VCV closed, Turtle Consonant-le, Lion VV, Ostrich VCCCV) through reference cards and word cards, playable as a board game or a card-collecting game.
A set of hands-on math center activities for practicing number relationships/complements of 10 (making 10, number bonds, ten frames, plus/minus 10 and 1).
Help students build number sense by instantly recognizing (subitizing) small groups of objects, using that skill to count and to practice early multiplication by counting equal groups
Practice recognizing a specific Fry high-frequency sight-word list through a color-by-word matching game.
Provide a card game for practicing long-vowel spelling patterns (e.g., long a, long e) through word reading, in three play modes (Snap, Fast Pitch, Board Game)
Two dice-based math games: one practicing subtraction equation-building, the other practicing arrays as a precursor to multiplication.
Build fluency adding and subtracting within 20 using mental math strategies, via a card game.
A tic-tac-toe game format for practicing reading and recognizing Fry's fourth hundred sight words.
Practice recognizing a specific Fry high-frequency sight-word list through a color-by-word matching game.
Practice recognizing a specific Fry high-frequency sight-word list through a color-by-word matching game.
Teach students a variety of mental math addition strategies (counting on, near doubles, compatible numbers, partitioning, estimating) through explanatory posters, hands-on activities, and games