Spring Break Escape Room
Multi-station spring break escape room combining reading, sequencing, cryptogram, and word-search puzzles for upper-elementary students; not tied to specific academic content.
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Multi-station spring break escape room combining reading, sequencing, cryptogram, and word-search puzzles for upper-elementary students; not tied to specific academic content.
Roll dice/cubes showing AGE-family words or blend letters, then color, trace, cover, graph, or write the word that was rolled onto recording sheets.
Use printed, laminated, cut cards to practice and review sight words individually or via a memory-matching game with a partner.
A 5th-grade back-to-school ELA review workbook that revisits Grade 4-grade reading, grammar, phonics/word study, vocabulary, and writing skills across 20 structured daily lessons, plus print-and-play literacy games, to rebuild routines and confidence at the start of the year.
Flip and match two word-part cards to form a compound word, decide whether the resulting word is real, and record answers on a recording sheet; usable independently in a literacy center or as a paired game.
A 4th-grade back-to-school ELA review workbook that revisits Grade 3-grade reading, grammar, phonics/word study, vocabulary, and writing skills across 20 structured daily lessons, plus print-and-play literacy games, to rebuild routines and confidence at the start of the year.
Find and color six -an words (can, pan, fan, ran, man, van) in a Seek and Find worksheet; play a matching/concentration game with -an family word cards (can, van, ran, fan, tan, pan, man, clan, scan, plan); dab/trace a path through -an word pictures to complete a maze from start to finish; find six -an words (can, pan, fan, ran, man,…
A 6th-grade back-to-school ELA review workbook that revisits Grade 5-grade reading, grammar, phonics/word study, vocabulary, and writing skills across 20 structured daily lessons, plus print-and-play literacy games, to rebuild routines and confidence at the start of the year.
Use mats and spider-shaped letter counters, printable dice, and calling cards to play a matching/review game for the s, a, t letter sounds.
A summer review workbook and games pack for rising/outgoing 6th graders, covering 62 standards-aligned middle-school ELA activities (reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar) organized by week, meant to prevent summer learning loss.
Provide a structured summer ELA review workbook and games pack to prevent summer learning loss and build 5th-grade readiness, covering word study, vocabulary, figurative language, reading comprehension, and grammar/writing.
Use printed, laminated, cut cards to practice and review sight words individually or via a memory-matching game with a partner.
Provide a Grade 5 summer ELA review workbook and games pack, organized by week, covering advanced word study/vocabulary, reading, writing, grammar, and critical thinking to prepare students for middle school.
Circle or draw lines to pictures that begin with a target letter sound, trace the target letter to complete a word, and engage in parent-led phonemic-awareness games (e.g. sound blending, word games).
Two students take turns; a player must correctly read a sight word aloud before marking that space with X or O; first to get three in a row wins.
Assemble paper dice cube templates (one with word endings, one with beginning blends), roll the dice, and color, trace, or write the resulting ACK word on a recording sheet; several recording sheet variants are provided for differentiation.
Long and Short E: Quiz Game Note: This download is in PowerPoint show mode to protect the rights of the image creator(s), and is thus UNEDITABLE. Playing the Game Note 1: Upon opening you will come across a password prompt. Press 'read only'. Note 2: You may need to allow ActiveX controls to use the scoreboard. The game starts will the…
Roll a die to determine which column of sight words to pick from, read the chosen word aloud, then color one box containing that word; repeat to play, working through 5 words per page.
Read a clue and select the matching picture and word from 6 on-screen options.
Use printed, laminated, cut cards to practice and review sight words individually or via a memory-matching game with a partner.
Answer picture/riddle-style multiple-choice questions for short E vocabulary (round 1) and long E vocabulary (round 2) to earn points.
Practice recognizing a specific Fry high-frequency sight-word list through a color-by-word matching game.
Read a category or definition clue (e.g. 'something edible', 'piece of soft, thin paper') and choose the matching long U word from numbered options.
This video games reading comprehension with lesson plan includes: Visualization (on the front cover) Start your lesson by taking a minute to think and share something about the topic. Read the script aloud (slowly), perhaps prepare some music or sound effects. Student close their eyes and let their imaginations wander. Students open…