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English language arts games for Microsoft Excel
Synonyms Match Up!
This fun matching game helps students grasp the concept of synonyms and gives them a base of 30 synonym pairs from which to build on. The Excel Scoring sheet helps you easily track a student's progress from session to session (a paper-and-pencil version is included, too!)INCLUDED:āø 30 pairs of synonym cardsāø Back of cardsāø Excel scoring spreadsheet SYNONYM PAIRS:āø angry/madāø applaud/clapāø baby/infantāø big/largeāø break/destroyāø buddies/friendsāø cat/felineāø chuckle/laughāø cold/freezingāø delicious/
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K - 3rd
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Also included in:Ā Early Language Match Ups! BUNDLE
Study Bingo: Print 32 Different Bingo Cards and Master List : (4 Per Page)
This is a great tool that lets you fill in 30 terms and then instantly generates 32 different bingo cards. An example would be to put terms like "George Washington" and "The Declaration of Independence". Then the teacher can use clues like, "He was our first President" or "The document that started the American Revolution". It's easy to use and is very easy to customize. This version prints 4 small Bingo cards per page while the other version prints 2 larger versions per page.Note: You may n
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3rd - 12th
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Vocabulary Matching Puzzle
Ideal for vocabulary in any content area! This makes a great 5-minute sponge activity. Just type your list and Excel automatically generates a vocabulary puzzle. Each puzzle contains 9-25 squares. Every square has a vocabulary word or definition along each of the four sides, and students must match them up. A list of 50 words will create one large puzzle. I have added smaller puzzles to accomodate shorter lists. Any list can be shuffled to create multiple versions of a puzzle.
I have stu
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sentence Combining Games CUSTOMIZABLE: Clue, Mastermind, Rummy
Grammar drills are a great way to practice putting sentences together correctly, but they can be boring. Turn them into fun games, and students won't even know they are practicing grammar! Included here are three different games; all based on the 4-column concept of combining sentence elements. (There is a regular grammar-drill activity as well).
The sample drill topic is "What do you see?"
These samples are easily changed to match the grammar and vocabulary of your current lesson. Ready
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6th - 12th
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Level 1-7 Dolch Sight Words Interactive Audio-visual Books (Bilingual)
As an educator, you know the importance of teaching children to identify high-frequency words in order to improve reading fluency. As a bilingual educator, you have the added challenge of helping students to both read the word and understand its meaning. This resource compiles all of the Dolch sight words and nouns (suitable for Pre-K - 5) into one simple PowerPoint file. Each word is accompanied by: audio, translation, an image, a sample sentence, a YouTube video, and an interactive game. How t
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PreK - 5th
EXCEL Template - BINGO Card Generator
You can use this Excel spreadsheet to enter 24 words and/or numbers, along with a title, and generate 8 completely unique BINGO cards! The preview download is a PDF document with screen captures to show the three tabs of the spreadsheet and a sample output card.
Easy to create. Easy to use. BINGO fun for the whole class!
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PreK - 6th
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Spanish Verbs like GUSTAR Bingo
This Bingo game is perfect for practicing verbs like gustar in Spanish. Students are encouraged to express opinions on a wide range of topics, from love and truth to pollution and crime. These themes are expressed, as much as possible, using cognates, so vocabulary is less the focus than practice of the grammatical structure.
With this Excel file you can create a class set of different Bingo cards in just minutes!
Phrases used are:
preocupar
agradar
disgustar
sorprender
gustar
importar
qued
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9th - 12th
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End of Year Reflection: Google Form
Use this Google Form as a student self-reflection tool during the last week of school to keep track of your students' wellness. Questions ask students to reflect on what they did best in your class, what they wished you had done more, and about their summer plans.An excellent tool for a last check on student wellness.To reuse this form each week:1. Save the results by clicking on the responses tab at the top of the Google Form, and then click the green Google Sheets icon. When the sheet opens, i
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Not Grade Specific
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Editable Bingo Card Generator for Vocabulary
This bingo card template has been created in Microsoft Excel and is able to be edited and also sorted at the click of a mouse. This allows the teacher the ability to make a class set or various small group sets for any content area in a matter of minutes. There is a single card or two card per page option.
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K - 5th
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Journeys First Grade "Words to Know" Unit Review Game (Units 1-6)
I have made a "Words to Know" review game for each of the reading units. They are for students to use at school or to take home to practice over the course of a week. Each game board has the "Words to Know" for that unit, as well as a few review words from the previous unit. Students time how long it takes them to read the whole game board and they try to beat their time with each attempt. My students LOVE this and I always get good feedback from their parents as well!
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1st
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188 iPad Apps for Speech Students Updated FREEBIE
Preschool Speechie Plus iPad App update for Dec 2020It is an excel file so you can add or delete appsAll apps are linked to itunes - just click on app titleHighlighted APPS are favorites. Apps sorted into categories: *AAC,cause-effect, - helpful for children who may be pre-verbal and/or just beginning to learn to communicate*Trace draw color, simple sequence, sound assoc*Articulation, books, follow directions *Auditory recall, match games, puzzles, *Songs, vocabulary-language-MLU, classifi
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Not Grade Specific
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Easiest Editable Bingo Game Ever
This is the easiest and only bingo creator you will ever need!Add your twenty-five terms (with definitions, or leave it blank to make it up as you go) and the 24 bingo cards will auto-generate. Print the two tabs, cut and off you go! Hot tip - ask ChatGPT to create you a list of terms and clues that you can copy and paste into the call card.This quick and simple bingo game is great for a 10-minute settling activity at the start of a lesson, or a quick brain break in the middle. The game
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Not Grade Specific
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sight word checker board template
This is an excel document. One one of the pages you place your sight words and it imports them into a checker board template automatically. It is wonderful K-5. Very easy to place words into the sheet and it takes care of the game board for you. Even people not comfortable with computers this is so easy you can do it!
Can be used with any subject area. Place math facts to practice.
The game is played just like checkers but if they know the word or the math fact they can move to that squ
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PreK - 9th
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Checkerboard Template-editable
Edit this checkerboard template to make it your own. Add math problems, high frequency words, or vocabulary words and print it out for kids to play! Do this as many times as you want for any subject that applies!
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1st - 12th
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American Revolution Vocabulary Activities Bundle Distance Learning
American Revolution Vocabulary Bundle contains activities that help students understand the meanings of 160 specific vocabulary terms related to their study of the American Revolution. This product includes all 8 sets of 20 vocabulary terms each.Save 20% by purchasing the whole bundle!BONUS File Included: The Master List! An editable Excel spreadsheet which includes all 160 words and definitions. Sort and edit this spreadsheet as you desire!Activities include slideshows, posters, word wall d
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3rd - 8th
Dictionary Scavenger Hunt | DIGITAL VERSION | GOOGLE SHEETS
** THIS IS A DIGITAL VERSION OF A PRINT-AND-GO ACTIVITY LISTING**These dictionary scavenger hunt puzzles are a great and fun way to review and practice dictionary skills!Ā I would always hear my students groan whenever I would say we were going to work on dictionary skills...so I wanted to figure out a way that would be more enjoyable for them.Ā I came up with this idea because I love logic puzzles, so I decided to add a little language arts twist.Ā Students have to figure out who said the quote b
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6th - 8th
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Battleship Spelling Template
This is a great way to practice spelling words with your students and have fun at the same time! Mirroring the classic game of battleship, students place their spelling words on the game sheet. They face a partner who has to guess coordinates to find a word. If a word is found they have to spell that word correctly in order to sink the battleship.
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2nd - 7th
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Google Sheets Wordle Template | Tech Game
PURPOSE: This activity provides your class with an automated Google Slides template for hosting your own Wordle class game. The game was built in Google Slides so that the guesses your students make can be validated as you enter them with green backgrounds for letters in the word and in the correct spot, yellow for letters in the word and in the wrong spot, and white for letters not in the word. Use this game on your projector as a whole group activity or assign the sheet to students for them to
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Not Grade Specific
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UNO Style ER Words Literacy Word Card Game - er ir ur ear
This is a UNO style game that has ER words in it - er ur ir & ear. The student reads the word as they play the card. Played the same way you would play UNO
6 x A4 pages with 9 cards on each (the preview is a shrunken version of all the cards)
I am happy to make up this game with any words you choose for the same price. Please contact me if you would like this :)
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PreK - 3rd
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Trio Card Game -- Customizable! Vocabulary and Grammar Practice
Trio is a "Go Fish"-like game that you customize for each of your lessons. Students help you create the game at the beginning of the lesson, including answering questions and illustrating sentences that use current vocabulary and grammar.
You simply enter some basic information: the name of the lesson you are on, the phrase "I don't know" in your language, and 9 questions with 5 possible answers each.
Excel will create the cards and partially fill them in. Your students do the rest as a prac
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5th - 12th
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Editable Sight Word "Go Fish"
This game is played like traditional "Go Fish." These cards can be edited to match the current sight words you are teaching. Print two copies of each page, cut out around the two boxes, fold the together, glue and laminate! Print each set on a different color of card stock, and then you will always know which set belongs together. Enjoy! Please comment and let me know how you like it!
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PreK - 2nd
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Onomatopoeia Matching Game
Give each student either a description or a sound. Have them move around the room to find their matching slip. This is a fun activator to begin a lesson on onomatopoeia.
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2nd - 5th
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SHORT STORY "FLY AWAY HOME" by Eve Bunting IDENTITY UNIT materials
Bundle Includes materials to with Eve Bunting's short story, "Fly Away Home" as part of a unit on Identities. There is a chart for practice with using Text Evidence to support inferences. Full Page short story poster can be used with Aspects of Identity Chart. Textual evidence Pages are included. Excel Vocabulary activity included. Super Sentence Vocabulary Game included. Vocabulary Quizes included Lexile Level 510
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4th - 9th
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