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3rd grade english language arts games for Microsoft Publisher
Open-Ended Questions Jenga game
This is a sheet to print onto Label paper. Cut them out and stick them to a Jenga game to have a fun game to work on in Oral Language groups or in Speech Therapy. There are 3 pages-- One in English, One in French and the third sheet is a blank Jenga template so you can create your own Jenga questions.
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PreK - 3rd
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Healthy & Un-Healthy food Bingo
A simple, bright and colourful Bingo game to encourage students knowledge of healthy or un-healthy food.
Provided is a class set of 21 bingo cars.
Visual aid prompts for each food item and a master sheet to assist in calling out each bingo item.
Cards have a variety of healthy and un-healthy food (5 un-healthy and 7 healthy per card).
The name of each item is written on top of the image to assist word recognition.
Have fun and dont forget to rate me.
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PreK - 3rd
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Synonym Match Cards (+context clues!) - Find Partners/Pairs Game
This product contains 20 pairs of synonym cards (40 words total.) Each card has the word as well as the word in context.
There are several options for how to use these cards:
-As a whole group activity, each student gets a card and needs to find the classmate who has the matching synonym. Play as a practice or review game, a brain-break, or a way to find partners for another activity (i.e., if Student A gets 'tidy' and Student B gets 'neat,' they are now partners!)
-As an individual or smal
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3rd - 5th
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Greek god/goddess Pokemon Card Template
Use the Microsoft Publisher file to add images of Greek god/goddess pokemon cards to. There is a customized back of the card labeled Greekemon that will print back to back to be cut out. Template is aligned for double sided printing and actual card size.
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3rd - 9th
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CVC words snap cards
Versatile resource, great for low-level readers! These CVC word cards can be used as:· Flash cards· Snap cards· Memory cards· Go Fish cards If your students need to build confidence decoding 3-letter words, this is the resource that you can use in many different ways to differentiate for them! Your students can use these cards to play reading games in small groups, or 1:1 in your teacher-aide time! Using these cards will build fluency, and confidence in your young readers!
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PreK - 3rd
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CVCC word snap cards
Versatile resource, great for low-level readers!These CVCC/CCVC word cards can be used as:· Flash cards· Snap cards· Memory cards· Go Fish cardsIf your students need to build confidence decoding 4 and 5-letter words, this is the resource that you can use in many different ways to differentiate for them! Your students can use these cards to play reading games in small groups, or 1:1 in your teacher-aide time! Using these cards will build fluency, and confidence in your young readers!
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K - 3rd
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Slap and Say Game (Vowels, Letter ID, Beginning Sounds, Clusters)
Slap and Say is a game. This product includes a board with vowels, various letters, and consonant clusters. There are 14 different game boards.
The teacher provides the students with a game board. Then the teacher calls out a word. The students then slap the appropriate hand and say the sound.
Example: The teacher hands out the vowel hands game board.
She then says the word "hat." The students would slap the "a" hand and say the short a sound.
This can be done for letter id. The teache
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PreK - 3rd
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Fact and Opinion I Have, Who Has
In this “I Have, Who Has” game students will identify the difference between a fact and an opinion. Cut each box into cards and laminate.
Pass out all the cards to students. Keep one card for you to start with. You can read the “Who has” part on your card to get the game started. Students look at their card to determine if they have what the reader is looking for. Then they read “I have…” and continue reading the next part of their card saying “Who has…”. If the game was done correctly the fi
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1st - 4th
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Cause and Effect Matching Cards
This is a set of 24 cards that have cause and effect.
I have used them as a class game. Each student gets a card and they each need to find their partner. I have then explain who is the casue, and who is the effect and using a conjunction.
It could also be used as a small group activity, or have students work in partners to make matches.
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2nd - 4th
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Parts of Speech Picture Sort
This package includes directions for completing the activity, part-of-speech heading (noun, verb, adjective) for easy sorting, 36 word/picture cards and a record sheet. The pictures are in full color. Simply print the picture cards and photocopy the words onto the back. Students will be able to sort the cards and record the words on their recording sheet.
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1st - 3rd
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Thanksgiving Turkey Packet (Acrostic poem, guided writing, and bonus game!)
Three quick and fun Thanksgiving themed activities all centered around the season's favorite bird: turkeys! Using Tom Turkey as a guide, students can write an acrostic poem and/or "I'm thankful for sentences." When they're done with writing, students then get to disguise and hide turkeys around the room. Tom doesn't want to end up on the dinner table like his friend!My students especially love hiding their turkeys around the room. With a little help from you, the teacher, students can make this
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1st - 5th
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Animalia vocabulary bingo
Finally, a fun way to reinforce the language of literature with small groups or the whole class! This familiar activity will have students actively thinking about and discussing the words Graeme Base used to bring the illustrations in Animalia to life. Because students only have to recognize the word matching the definition, not generate it, it is ideal for discussing both new and familiar terms. 30 game cards are included to allow for whole class participation. The special calling cards, featu
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3rd - 6th
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First Person vs Third Person Point of View Game
This game allows students to practice identifing if a piece of text is First Person or Third Person. They can Sort the cards during a center or group activity or they could play Quiz-Quiz Trade.
Extention: Have them share how they knew it was 1st of 3rd person point of view.
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3rd - 5th
Guess Who I Am
ICEBREAKER!
Students each fill out a "Guess who I am" worksheet. Collect worksheets and redistribute to the class. Each student will then try and locate the student who filled out the paper they have in their hand.
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2nd - 12th
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Grammar Time! {Sung to the tune, Can't Touch This!}
Grammar Time Includes:
**16 different grammar cards (adjectives, adverbs, verbs, pronouns)
**Game Board (directions included)
**Black and white copies of cards and board game
**A fun way to review language standards! This activity could be used for a center, homework, or for small group instruction.
{Aligned with Common Core Standards!}
-The clipart used in this product came from: http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/A-Sketchy-Guy
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CHEERS! :)
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2nd - 4th
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Spel It Rite (A Spelling Game for All Ages)
Spell It Right is a game for all ages. This game comes with "bee cards" for 3, 4, 5, or larger letter words. You will need to laminate the "bee cards" before playing. After laminating, you can write on them with an expo marker or vis-a-vis to accommodate any spelling list. Players move around the board until they correctly spell the word on their "bee card". The teacher can monitor how many "bee cards" need to be completed before a winner can be declared. In my classroom, I usually have them com
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K - 6th
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-ful, -less Suffix BINGO
Students take turns drawing a card and reading it aloud. If any student has the matching words, s/he covers it with a chip. The first one to get a BINGO (5 in a row) is the winner.
There is also a blank card to make your own and bland beach balls as well.
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K - 3rd
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Sight Word Game - Literacy Center with Spring Chipmunk Theme
Spring Chipmunks Sight Word Race is a literacy center board game where your students read a word and then roll one die (dice) and move that many spaces on the board. Should a student land on a chipmunk he or she can go again! This is perfect for a literacy center or station for word work or early finishers. There are fun cards that will tell your students to go again, go ahead 2 or 3 spaces, go back 2 or 3 spaces, trade spaces, lose a turn, or go back to start. Feel free to print multiple pages
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K - 3rd
Distance Learning Inference Practice Stories Game Question
30 original stories and questions that ask students to make an inference. Three different versions: one with a specific question about an inference that can be made about something in the story, one that has a generic question about an inference made, and a game format. Suggested directions for the game are included as well as possible ideas for how to use cards.Answer key provided.Provided in Publisher so you can pick and choose which cards you want to use and how you want to use them. You c
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K - 3rd
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Crabby Sentences Subject and Predicate Matching Game
Mr. Crab doesn't like sentence fragments. Help Mr. Crab match the subject and predicate of a sentence. Teachers can edit the game pieces by typing sentences from a text students have read. Print game board on card stock and laminate to create a grammar literacy center that can be customized for any Language Arts program for grades 1-5.
Long o Word Work Activities for oa, oe, ow vowel teams
MUST HAVE PUBLISHER TO DOWNLOAD. (Or just email me at MRWendell@avon-schools.org and I can email you a PDF.) This product is a set of 2 centers for practicing the Long o Double Vowels of oa, oe, and ow. The first game is a pizza building game where students are asked to identify words with certain patterns, syllable types, etc... (Practices Double Vowel syllables as well as reviewing closed, open, v-e and r-controlled.) One benefit of this game is that you can purchase additional products wi
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1st - 3rd
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Long E Word Work Activities for ee, ea, ey vowel teams
MUST HAVE PUBLISHER TO DOWNLOAD. (Or just email me at MRWendell@avon-schools.org and I can email you a PDF.) This product is a set of 2 centers for practicing the Long e Double Vowels of ea, ee, and ey. The first game is a pizza building game where students are asked to identify words with certain patterns, syllable types, etc... (Practices Double Vowel syllables as well as reviewing closed, open, v-e and r-controlled.) The second game is the game POP! Students will read cards from a stack
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1st - 3rd
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PERSONIFICATIONS: Animal, Vegetable or Mineral ?
Using Personification in your writing is an engaging way to connect your readers with an object and/or animal in your story. This descriptive form of Language can make non-human things, ideas, and creatures more vivid by helping your readers understand and connect with your “characters” with behaviors and emotions they know. Included in this Personifications' CLAMDiggers Unit are: front & back covers for booklet usea thematic literature list of trade booksa general instructional lesson plan
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3rd - 6th
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Spelling Hangman
Created this generic sheet to help my students with their spelling words. I also use it as a differentiated spelling test for one of my low students.
I make a lot of copies at one time and then just put blank spaces each time for his words.
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Grades:
1st - 5th
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