Spring Bird Nest Phonics Matching Game
Phonics matching game using bird-nest and egg templates to teach lowercase letter recognition and initial sounds.
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Phonics matching game using bird-nest and egg templates to teach lowercase letter recognition and initial sounds.
A set of printable flower-shaped sight word cards for the Fry 1-100 sight word list, for use as a literacy center, classroom game, or instructional tool.
A board game for practicing number bonds of five (pairs of numbers that add to 5).
Build primer (Dolch) sight word recognition in kindergarten/first-grade students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
Spring-vocabulary card decks designed for classic matching games (Memory, Go Fish) to build vocabulary recognition.
Use this spring-themed board to prompt conversation as students move from START to FINISH. The speaking squares invite responses about seasonal experiences and preferences, giving pairs or small groups a reason to listen and ask follow-up questions. The same board is supplied in color and black and white, so you can choose the printing version that suits your class.
Practice addition and subtraction facts (sums/differences generally within 10, some extending to teens) via a 'Spin and Solve' spinner game format.
Provide a large set of autumn-themed number flashcards (0-30 plus arithmetic symbols) in multiple color variations for memory-matching, sequencing, and general number-recognition games.
A set of winter-themed spinner practice boards for repeated drilling of basic addition and subtraction facts in small groups or math centers.
Reinforce summer vocabulary recognition through a bingo game for elementary students.
A printable board game that prompts English conversation/discussion practice on the topic of autumn/fall.
This Autumn Math Bingo 1-10 is a fun way for your little learners to practice their number identification skills. There are 12 different cards printed 2 per page.
A set of printable flower-shaped sight word cards for the primer / kindergarten sight word list, for use as a literacy center, classroom game, or instructional tool.
Build preprimer (Dolch) sight word recognition in kindergarten/first-grade students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
Help young learners practice recognition of lowercase alphabet letters through a pumpkin-themed clip-card game.
Turn summer vocabulary into conversation with a question board running from START to FINISH. Players discuss weather, food, activities, holidays and personal preferences as they move around the board. Some prompts invite a short answer, while others ask for an explanation or example. Add dice and counters for board-game play, or choose individual questions for a paired speaking activity.
A set of printable flower-shaped sight word cards for the preprimer / pre-K sight word list, for use as a literacy center, classroom game, or instructional tool.
Build recognition of the Fry 1-100 high-frequency word list in kindergarten/first-grade students through a winter-themed 'Where's the Penguin' pocket chart guessing game.
A Fall/Autumn-themed set of phonics worksheets, flash cards, letter-tile matching activities, and an interactive slideshow game teaching students to identify ending consonant sounds of words.
Set of 12 winter-themed game boards for dice-based math practice (fact fluency drills).
Provide autumn-themed number cards (numerals with number words) for counting and number-recognition practice up to 20.
The set pairs 40 bus-rules bingo boards with written calling cards and printable markers. Print and cut the game pieces, then discuss the expectations using your school’s routines. Read phrases aloud and provide help locating the words for students who are not yet independent readers.
Prevent summer learning loss and prepare kindergarteners for first grade with a comprehensive, no-prep ELA activity pack covering reading comprehension, phonics, sight words, grammar, vocabulary, tracing, and rhyming.