CVC Words Phonic Games
Teach blending of CVC words with short vowel sounds through six vowel-focused phonics board games.
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Teach blending of CVC words with short vowel sounds through six vowel-focused phonics board games.
A dice-based coloring game where players color farm animals matching the number rolled, reinforcing number recognition.
ESL speaking practice game board to build conversational dialogue around cooking and baking topics.
A fall leaf-themed partner dice game for practicing number recognition, differentiated by number range.
Teach African animal vocabulary and recognition through matching card games
A printable board game that gives students oral spelling practice for advanced-code phonics patterns (multiple spellings of the same sound), covering both single-syllable and multisyllabic words.
A printable board game that prompts English conversation/discussion practice on the topic of personal care and hygiene.
Build reading fluency and rapid recognition of Fry's 2nd 100 high-frequency words through a 'flyswatter' recognition game, plus blank editable cards for teacher customization.
A print-and-play matching card game that has students identify basic 2D/3D geometric shapes to introduce or review early geometry vocabulary.
A 10-game instructional ebook combining dice and yoga pose cards to practice basic math skills (counting, comparison, odd/even, telling time) alongside movement.
A printable board game that gives students oral spelling practice for basic-code phonics patterns, progressing from simple CVC words through consonant blends and digraphs.
A hands-on 'stack and count' game giving young learners practice with forward and backward number sequencing from 0 to 150.
A speaking/conversation board game to build oral fluency by having students answer clothing-related discussion questions as they move around the board.
Give students practice reading and recognizing the 10th-hundred Fry sight words through a two-player tic-tac-toe game format.
Build reading fluency and rapid recognition of Fry's 3rd 100 high-frequency words through a 'flyswatter' recognition game, plus blank editable cards for teacher customization.
A sight-word recognition card game covering preprimer through 3rd-grade level words.
Introduction It is very important that as a teacher, or even a parent, you use the so-called didactic games in your learning area. These games will make your students or children learn mathematics in a more didactic way and even have love or admiration for it, because mathematics is a very useful tool in daily life.
Give students practice reading and recognizing the 2nd-hundred Fry sight words through a two-player tic-tac-toe game format.
A short gross motor game in which students pick a colored feather and perform the paired movement task.
Practice number bonds to 5 and 10 (making 5 / making 10) through a spinner game.
Build reading fluency and rapid recognition of Fry's 1st 100 high-frequency words through a 'flyswatter' recognition game, plus blank editable cards for teacher customization.
An indoor recess gross-motor game in which students physically act out emotions.
This What Game is That Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students build their reading comprehension skills. By reading clues about different games , they will be able to practice and improve their skills. This is a great resource for any teacher looking to help their students improve their reading comprehension.
This game is great for helping students learn to use number sense. With this game, students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about numbers.