Common and Proper Nouns Review | Digital Pixel Art Mystery Pictures and Games

Need an engaging way to review common and proper nouns? Look no further than this NO PREP digital pixel art mystery picture and games set!
Perfect for primary teachers and homeschoolers alike, this NO PREP digital resource reviews common and proper noun concepts using a summertime theme. Watch the video to preview all 4 digital pixel art mystery pictures and games.
GREAT FOR YOUR:
English class or end-of-year review

• Writing lessons or centres

• Brain breaks

• Early finisher activities

• Morning work

• Emergency cover plans

• ...or just for fun!
  4 SELF-MARKING DIGITAL PIXEL ART MYSTERY PICTURE REVIEWS:
  Identify the underlined noun in the sentence as common or proper

• Identify the noun as common or proper

• Identify a common noun in the sentence

• Identify a proper noun in the sentence
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  How do these self-marking mystery picture reviews work? 
  Open or share the link. That's it! Students will work through 20 questions in each review listed above. When they answer the final question correctly, they will be directed to a self-checking game as a reward!
  The self-checking games include:
  Jigsaw puzzle

• Memory

• Word search

• Pigpen cipher
  How do I access these self-marking mystery picture reviews?
  You need internet access and a laptop, desktop, or tablet. (Laptops and desktops work best.) No Google account or email address necessary! I don’t recommend mobile phones because the moveable elements become small and difficult to manoeuvre.
  How long do these self-marking mystery picture reviews take to complete?
  The reviews themselves are fairly quick. However, the reward game completion time depends on a number of factors, including learners’ puzzle-solving skill levels.
  How many learners can work through these self-marking mystery picture reviews at the same time?
  This is one of the best parts: there is no limit! Learners can work individually, in small groups, or together as a class. (I’ve included a blank answer sheet in case you would like learners to provide written work.)