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A hands-on literacy center game practicing adding suffixes (-ed, -ing, -s) to base words.
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A hands-on literacy center game practicing adding suffixes (-ed, -ing, -s) to base words.
A mitten-themed CVC matching game/literacy center for practicing short vowel CVC word reading, with leveled worksheets and answer keys.
A snakes-and-ladders style board game for young learners themed around rainbows and clouds, built around a phonics-style rhyming character story (Zoggy the alien).
A Snakes and Ladders board game adapted to practice phonics: orally segmenting and blending CVC words and digraphs.
Move from Start to Finish through music-themed conversation prompts. Students discuss preferences and experiences, name instruments or genres, and try an action such as humming a song for others to guess. Use the board after introducing music vocabulary so learners have words ready for their responses.
Practice addition facts (sums to 17) through a printable domino-style matching game.
An editable PowerPoint classroom game providing single-digit addition practice through a 20-question board format, owl themed.
Roll and Draw A Bookworm Pal Game Sheet with Starter Drawing Page | Summer and August Art and Drawing Activity Looking for a fun activity for August or to celebrate summer reading? Try this adorable bookworm pal no-prep interactive drawing game!
Give students a hands-on game for representing and solving addition using randomly generated numbers.
Weather questions lead English learners along a Start-to-Finish conversation board. Prompts ask about favorite weather, rainy-day activities, clothing, heat, and thunderstorms, giving partners a reason to answer and ask follow-up questions. Use the board for speaking practice after introducing weather vocabulary, adjusting the expected length of each response to the group.
Give preschool/kindergarten students practice matching numerals to their number words, 0-20.
Practice reading aloud and recognizing Fry seventh-hundred sight words through a two-player tic-tac-toe game.
A jazz-themed music-listening 'This or That' PowerPoint game for a music classroom, where students listen to two music options per slide and choose their preference.
A gross-motor indoor-recess game where children act out farm and other animals in response to a chanted poem.
A phonics game using a spinner craft to swap the first letter of three-letter words and practice decoding real vs. nonsense words.
Invite students to listen to song pairs and decide what they think. The slides provide listening prompts and movable voting markers, giving the class a simple way to respond to each selection. After voting, ask students to explain a choice using something they noticed in the music, such as the rhythm, instruments, or voice. This suggested discussion turns a preference game into a chance to practice attentive listening.
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A movement game themed on The Princess and the Frog in which students complete a sequence of gross motor tasks to help a frog character cross lily pads.
A hands-on number-recognition game: students roll a die and cover the matching number on a printed strip until all numbers on the strip are covered.
Dice-based games practicing reading, writing, and spelling of AD word family words.
An 'I Have / Who Has?' group card game that drills recognition of Fry's first hundred high-frequency sight words.
A September/fall-themed roll-and-draw dice game in which students build a drawing of an apple-shaped 'pal' character by rolling for shape, eyes, smile, and a fall/autumn decorative element.
Practice recognizing and matching 100 high-frequency ('pre-primer' through common Dolch/Fry-style) sight words using a construction-themed digger/sand matching activity for a literacy center.
Introduction As is known by educational agents, such as teachers, teachers, including parents, educational mathematics games offer us a wide variety of benefits and advantages for the development of children, especially those who are beginning their academic work and those who are in primary school. For this reason, I have designed this…