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I have...Who Has...? Fairy Tales Edition

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Fairy tales I have, Who has card game cover: a princess by a castle beside sample picture cards for prince, frog and castle
Title page to show the class before dealing the cards
Teacher letter explaining the chain game: shuffle and deal every card, then each player answers 'I have' and asks the next
Read before playing: every card must be handed out
Fairy tale vocabulary cards: title card, start card asking for a prince, then pictures of prince, horse, carriage, tower
First sheet of the chain; includes the card that opens the round
Picture cards for listening and word recognition: fairy, frog, castle, magic wand, rainbow, helmet, queen, knight and shield
Print, laminate and cut apart with the other card sheets
Cards picturing sword, storybook, unicorn, treasure chest, flag, soldier, king, witch and ghost, each asking for the next
Middle set of cards for continuing the vocabulary chain
Last cards, from maiden and Cinderella's shoe to the fanfare horn and the last card, plus a How to play rules card
Closing sheet with the final card and a rules card to keep handy
Attributes
Subject

ELA, Reading

Grades

Not Grade Specific

File

PDF

Editable
No
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About This Product

Fairy Tales I Have...Who Has? is an engaging whole class card game that promotes active listening, comprehension, and cooperation. Students will love this unique fairy tale review activity. To begin, the teacher shuffles the illustrated fairy tale character cards and distributes them randomly. The student with the first card reads their clue out loud while asking "Who has...?" The student who has that matching card replies "I have...." and reads their clue to continue the chain. The sequence continues until the final card is read. This self-checking fairy tale game can be played repeatedly in small or large reading groups. It's ideal for assessing a recent fairy tale unit or book in a lively way. Students of all abilities will be on the edge of their seats eagerly awaiting their turn during this beloved classic game with a fairy tale twist.

What's Included

7 printable pages in PDF Format

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