Animated Game: CVC Mystery Balls VI

Animated Game: CVC Mystery Balls VI

An engaging and interactive teaching resource designed to address literacy, language, and a variety of academic goals. With focus on grades 1 and 2, this game addresses phonics in a fun yet educational way. The activity revolves around 22 fascinating slides featuring animated balls waiting to reveal a captivating practice session with Consonant-Vowel-Consonant (CVC) words.

Key features:

• The game features series of animations on each slide that reinforce learning material presented earlier.
• An exceptional feature of Animated Game: CVC Mystery Balls VI is it's careful design around the needs of students with Visual Impairment (VI).
• The creators have taken into account established guidelines for working with children having VI – using high contrast graphics and text (white or yellow text against a black background), sound effects underscoring concepts being conveyed, animations providing built-in movement that helps center attention on the goal object.
• The resource comes equipped with an in-built 'safe zone' attached to page numbers which can prove useful while providing switch training for these students.

Futhermore, convenience has been factored into its usage - it can be displayed either on 'big screen', like an interactive whiteboard or a large screen TV via Apple TV or it can be shown on smaller screens such as computer monitor or mobile devices like iPad/Android tablet/iPhone utilizing free Microsoft PowerPoint app.

Potential Use Cases:

• Used as part of whole group instruction in classroom settings
• Leveraged for small group activities at home based learning curriculums

Note:

This also stands out as informal assessment tool when revisiting Phonics fundamentals individually or setting up homework assignments challenging students' understanding more deeply

Conclusion:

Overall, Animated Game: CVC Mystery Balls VI steeped with thoughtful design elements and comprehensive content promises to make learning process more engaging for young learners even while catering to those with special learning needs.

22-slide PowerPoint