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Seashell Game, a Seashell Memory Matching Activity

Seashell Game, a Seashell Memory Matching Activity preview
Seashell Game, a Seashell Memory Matching Activity preview

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Cover of Seashell Memory Game showing sample card backs and photo cards labeled Abalone and Auger
Cover introducing the shell matching card game
Memory game instructions explain cutting, gluing, laminating, and turning over two cards to find matches
Preparation and play instructions for the card set
Seashell memory cards 1–4 show matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Moon Shell and Wentletrap
First card sheet: Moon Shell and Wentletrap pairs
Seashell memory cards 5–8 show two matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Limpets and Whelks
Second card sheet: Limpets and Whelks pairs
Seashell memory cards 9–12 show matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Conchs and Shipworms
Third card sheet: Conchs and Shipworms pairs
Seashell memory cards 13–16 show two matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Cowries and Clam
Fourth card sheet: Cowries and Clam pairs
Seashell memory cards 17–20 show matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Mussels and Cockles
Fifth card sheet: Mussels and Cockles pairs
Seashell memory cards 21–24 show two matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Scallop and Oyster
Sixth card sheet: Scallop and Oyster pairs
Seashell memory cards 25–28 show matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Winkle and Slipper Shell
Seventh card sheet: Winkle and Slipper Shell pairs
Seashell memory cards 29–32 show matching photo-and-name pairs labeled Cone Shell and Abalone
Eighth card sheet: Cone Shell and Abalone pairs
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Subject

ELA

Grades

Preschool, Grade 1, 2

File

PDF

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About This Product

A fun game to help your students learn and memorize the types and kinds of shells in the ocean. A perfect way to review and enjoy your Ocean Unit Study or study of shells.

 

How to Use This Resource:

Cut apart all the cards. Then lightly glue each back to a front. Run through a laminator and then cut apart each pieces. Lay pieces flat and upside down. Take turns with your students to turn over 2 at a time. When you find a match, you get to keep the match. When all the cards have been turned over and matched up, then the game is over. The winner is the one who has found the most matches.

 

Not only do these cards feature seashell pictures, but they also have the corresponding word printed underneath each picture. They will get to work their brains to try and remember where they saw a certain image, but they will also be able to retrieve where they saw a certain word. This is great differentiation for young learners.

 

They will love playing this memory game and ramping up the competition along the way.

 

What You Get:

·       1 printable answer key to keep with your game

·       19 pairs of memory cards with a photo and name of a sea shell

 

I hope you enjoy!

 

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What's Included

A 20 page printable PDF

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