Fry Sight Words, I Have Who Has Game, Flash Cards, 201-300, [SET 2]
Practice recognizing and reading Fry high-frequency sight words 201-300 using a self-checking 'I Have... Who Has?' loop card game.
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Practice recognizing and reading Fry high-frequency sight words 201-300 using a self-checking 'I Have... Who Has?' loop card game.
Animated Game: CVC Mystery Balls VI An engaging and interactive teaching resource designed to address literacy, language, and a variety of academic goals. With focus on grades 1 and 2, this game addresses phonics in a fun yet educational way. The activity revolves around 22 fascinating slides featuring animated balls waiting to reveal a…
A gross-motor floor game using printable footprint templates numbered 1-100 to teach counting, number recognition, and number order.
Practice recognizing and reading Fry high-frequency sight words 501-600 using a self-checking 'I Have... Who Has?' loop card game.
Roman Numerals – Math Count Game (Soccer Style) Similar to Dobble / Spot it! A fun, fast-paced classroom game for learning Roman numerals (grades 3–6) ⚽🧠 This printable classroom game helps students practice and recognize Roman numerals in a playful, engaging way. Based on the well-known “Find the Twin” game format (similar to Dobble or…
Keep the number chain moving by listening carefully. A player reads a card’s “I have” number and “Who has?” prompt; the player holding the requested number responds next. The prompts move around the 1-to-100 range, so students need to recognize the number they hear rather than simply count on. Four cards fit on each of the 25 card sheets. Distribute the printed cards across the group, giving players more than one card when needed.
A set of 4 hands-on contraction-review activities (matching, sentence building, sentence substitution, memory game) for practicing contractions and their expanded word pairs.
A color-by-sight-word practice game for the 3rd 100 Fry sight words (Set 9a), building word recognition through picking, checking, and coloring words.
Give students hands-on practice matching addition facts through a printable domino-style game.
Domino-style matching game for practicing single- and double-digit addition facts.
Hands-on phonics review activity/game for practicing recognition of the letters s, a, and t.
A dice-based counting game using a leaf-themed roll-and-count mat and paper ant manipulatives to build number sense for numbers 1-12.
Sight word recognition practice game using a word-search-style color-by-word grid, covering the 41 first-grade Dolch sight words in 6 groups of 7 words each.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
Three hands-on literacy-center activities for practicing the 40 Pre-Primer Dolch sight words: a magnetic 'sight word fishing' game confirmed in detail, plus a spatula-flip activity and a flyswatter-swat activity described in the catalog.
A dice-based 'roll and draw' art activity where students build a giddy (laughing) gourd illustration one feature at a time based on random die rolls, practicing drawing, lines, shapes and creative decision-making.
A set of game-style phonics worksheets for practicing CVC words in the 'an' word family through a seek-and-find, a matching/concentration game, a picture maze, and a word search.
Give students hands-on practice matching addition facts through a printable domino-style game.
An 'I have, who has' cooperative card game for practicing numbers 0 to 9 (per file title 'NUMEROS 0 AL 9').
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
A dice-based counting mat game where students roll dice, count/add the pips, and practice number 1-12 recognition by placing seed manipulatives and tracing the rolled number.
In this resource you will receive a very engaging and fun game played like Apples to Apples. There are 30 different emoji cards and 90 different person, place, thing, event cards. There is no reading required. Anyone over 5 can easily play this game. Directions: One person is the "judge" first. I usually choose the oldest in the group. The judge turns…
Introduce, practice, and test 20 breakfast-related English vocabulary words using a digital slideshow presentation, a word-scramble game, a vocabulary list and quiz/test, and four sets of flashcards.
Practice number sense (numeral recognition, sequencing, counting) through a set of print-and-go activities and games.