German Word Game: Don't Say it! Spring Theme
One player describes/explains the target word shown on a card without saying it or any of the three listed forbidden words beneath it; other players guess the word.
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One player describes/explains the target word shown on a card without saying it or any of the three listed forbidden words beneath it; other players guess the word.
Build number recognition and quick visual comparison skills through a soccer-themed 'Spot it!'/Dobble-style card-matching game.
Study a reference list of 20 French antonym word pairs, then play the 'J'ai... Qui a un antonyme pour...?' (I have... Who has an antonym for...?) chain game, where each of 30+ cards states a word the player holds and prompts the next player (holding its antonym) to respond, continuing until the loop of cards completes ('Le jeu est…
Cut apart the domino tiles and match each German vocabulary word to its picture, laying the cards in sequence from START to Ende (or use the halved cards as picture-word memory/matching cards).
in pairs, take turns saying the time correctly by combining the hour value on the left axis with the minute value on the bottom axis to claim a box (starting from the bottom row and building upward); the first to connect 4 boxes in a row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) wins; two grid versions are provided, one with numeral minute…
Cut apart the domino tiles and match each German vocabulary word to its picture, laying the cards in sequence from START to Ende (or use the halved cards as picture-word memory/matching cards).
Complete worksheets, phonics games (e.g. Magic Hand, Memory Match, Word Tiles), phonics poems, and flipbook activities to practice decoding phonogram chunks and syllable division.
Cards are shuffled and dealt to players. One student reads the question on their card ('Wer hat...?'); the student holding the matching answer card calls out 'Ich habe...' and reads the next question, continuing until the last card is played.
Skip Counting by 11s Bingo This engaging bingo game helps students focus on skip counting by 11s. Print, laminate, and cut out the calling cards, bingo boards, and playing squares. Provide each student with a bingo board and 7 playing squares. Shuffle the calling cards and draw one. Students search their boards, cover the called number…
Roman Numerals – Math Count Game (Soccer Style) Similar to Dobble / Spot it! A fun, fast-paced classroom game for learning Roman numerals (grades 3–6) ⚽🧠 This printable classroom game helps students practice and recognize Roman numerals in a playful, engaging way. Based on the well-known “Find the Twin” game format (similar to Dobble or…
A 2-player reading game giving practice reading words that contain the 'ee' sound.
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).
A 'Qui suis-je?' (Who am I?) speaking/card game for practicing French numbers 0-50 along with simple addition and subtraction.
Short E: The Grand Circle Note: This download is in PowerPoint show mode to protect the rights of the image creator(s), and is thus UNEDITABLE. Playing the Game All the words are in a circle on the page. On each slide, a picture will appear in the middle, click the correct word for each picture. Incorrect answers will disappear, correct…
An oral listening game (no reading/text required) to help a child distinguish the 'o' sound from the 'oo' sound in spoken words, aimed at children with auditory processing difficulties.
Complete multiplication problems for the 1x table (e.g. 1x1 through 1x12) on scored cards (Score ___ / 20), using an accompanying golf/'Hole in One' themed moving-cards game board.
Two players take turns drawing a vertical or horizontal line between two dots on a grid; the player must give the translation (English for French, or French for English, depending on the sheet) of the word(s) adjacent to the line drawn; completing the fourth side of a box lets that player claim it with a colored mark; the player with…
Long U: Finish the Sentence Note: This download is in PowerPoint show mode to protect the rights of the image creator(s), and is thus UNEDITABLE. Playing the Game Game 1: Guess the word : students guess the correct word. Press the colored pencil mark to reveal answer. Game 2: Scrambled sentences : Click on the ending sentence that best…
Skip Counting by 5s Bingo engages students in practicing skip counting skills. This math game includes 5 colorful bingo boards with corresponding calling cards to cover numerals in various sequences of 5. To play, students mark called numbers on boards with chips until achieving 3 in a row. Winners shout "Bingo!" once completed. Use…
Students click a button to pop and count bubbles shown on each slide, then click the big bubble on the following slide to reveal and perform a gross motor task (e.g., 2 bubbles = bend over and touch toes 2x, 5 bubbles = jump in the air 5x, 3 bubbles = 3 giant steps backwards, 7 bubbles = 7 squats).
Watch/play a picture-reveal guessing game to identify long-I words as pictures slowly appear, per the seller description (game: press an icon to begin, press again to reveal the answer).
Play in groups of two to four, rolling a die to move a token along a 37-space board, filling in the correct present-tense conjugation of 'lire' matching the pronoun shown on each space, and following special-instruction spaces (start, move forward/backward 5 spaces, play again, lose a turn, finish).
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 card game ('Quel Dommage') for practicing present-tense conjugation of the verb être (to be).