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Complete 10 lessons of hands-on activities (Blending and Segmenting, Sound Boxes, Sounds at the End, Building Words, Word Ladders, Try Tiles, Quick Reads, A Game of Dominoes, Making Sense of Sentences, Pet Stories) using Sound Box Mats, color and black-and-white Word Ladders, a Word Sort activity, and Pet Stories…
Move a token along a board game path from space to space, reading and then answering the fairy-tale-related discussion question on each space (e.g. 'What is a perfect ending to a fairy tale?', 'Do you know how to say "princess" in other languages?', 'Who helps Cinderella sort the lentils?').
Skip Counting by 12s Bingo engages students in building number sense through a fun, interactive game. This math resource includes 5 colorful bingo boards with corresponding calling cards to practice skip counting by 12. To play, students cover numbers on their boards as the teacher draws and calls out cards. The first student to cover 3…
Match German emotion-vocabulary words (e.g. glücklich, traurig, wütend, aufgeregt/begeistert, müde, hungrig, ängstlich, stolz, überrascht, neidisch) to corresponding picture cards; classic memory-game format.
Introduce solfege through a slide sequence in which neighbors arrive on a musical street one at a time. Students connect syllables with line-and-space positions before the closing do-to-do scale. The presentation cues the teacher to demonstrate hand signs on slide 3, so pause to model and practice those movements rather than expecting the slides to show the signs themselves.
Round the number on each cone to the nearest hundred and match it to the correct ice-cream scoop; complete color-by-rounding coloring pages using a provided color key.
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Each student reads the word on the 'I Have' side of their card aloud, then listens for the matching word named under 'Who Has?' on another card, and the group passes the loop around reading cards in sequence until it returns to the start.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using terminology related to screws and related small hardware/tools (jar, light bulb, bottle cap, screw, bolt, drill bit).
Read, sort, match, or play games with printed sight word cards to build sight word recognition.
Roll a die repeatedly and draw the corresponding peanut features/extras shown on a roll chart; an optional 'Change It Up' variant dictates additional elements, colors, and line types to add.
Unscramble anagram letters into theme words; match words in list/pairs format; choose the correct picture option (A/B/C/D) for a given word in the multiple-choice pages; solve a numbered crossword using the theme word clues; find theme words in word search grids; use the individual word cards as flash cards.
Free download Listen to or read progressive clues (first letter, letter count, meaning) and guess the short-A word; answers are revealed after clicking through the clues.
Watch the teacher demonstrate preposition meaning using a soft toy placed in different positions; label images of animals in various positions using prepositions (e.g., 'The dog is ___ the chair'); play a partner running-dictation game copying 8 preposition sentences from posted pages; watch/sing along to a YouTube…
Students play a memory/concentration game, flipping cards to match French animal words with corresponding picture cards (or related pet-care vocabulary such as le vétérinaire, la nourriture, l'aquarium).
Players take turns rolling dice and moving around the board; on landing, a student reads aloud and answers/discusses the German conversation prompt in that space (open-ended speaking practice, suited to pairs or small groups).
Each day, students solve 5 math problems on one page, take the first digit of each answer, and combine the five digits into a numeric code that completes that day's mission.
Free download LEARNING MULTIPLICATION | 1 TO 10 | FUNNY GAME ABOUT THE AUTHOR: At EDITORIAL LAURA EDUCA, we work every day to create educational materials that turn learning into a fun game. Our mission is for every child to enjoy the process of learning.
On each slide, click the musical symbol that matches the prompt; a correct click colors part of the picture, an incorrect click prompts the student (via a butterfly icon) to go back and try again.
This is a Counting Chocolate Chips Game Mat + Worksheets. This is a fun way for your little learners to practice counting numbers 0-25. The game mats have 3 numbers per page. These cards can be printed and cut to become a matching game. Printable worksheets are included for additional interactive practice.
A physical education throwing and catching game themed around feeding crocodiles on a safari, paired with animal science facts about Nile crocodiles.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and creative-writing skills using a second set of story-setting terms (jail, forest, desert, haunted house, railway bridge, ocean, party, space) that students can use when writing narratives.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read the sight word printed in that square aloud, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
Students read/practice each printed sight word card (one leaf card per word) in games or center activities; specific game format is not described beyond the card set itself.
Roll two dice, choose to add, subtract, multiply, or divide the results, find that answer on the numbered game board, and draw a line connecting two dots surrounding that number; complete a square to color it in and score a point, aiming to have the most squares/points by the end