Telling Time Advanced. Play this "I have Students will review advanced time phrases such as minutes to, quarter to, minutes after, quarter after, and half past. Temperature Celsius. This game has 30 cards, each with a thermometer on it. Students must read the thermometers to determine the temperature shown. All temperatures on this set use Celsius units. Temperature Fahrenheit. All temperatures on this set use Fahrenheit units. Short A Words. This game has 26 cards, each with a short a word.
Some words include: mad, than, cap, than, apple, wag, ant, band, dad, black, and crab. Long A Words. This game has 30 cards, each with a long-a word. Some words include: way, rake, sale, they, bake, play, and tail. Short E Words. This game has 26 cards, each with a short e word. Some words include: egg, pet, ten, enter, nest, send, web, jet, pencil, went, spell, elf, help, yellow, and shell. Long E Words.
Some words from this game include: we, see, need, me, street, free, he, deep, bee, seed, eat, and ear. Short I Words. Some words include: zip, pig, inch, kitten, pin, milk, king, cliff, with, him, kick, crib, twin, ship, and six. Long I Words. This game has 30 cards, each with a long i word. Some words include: fly, hide, by, life, cry, pile, my, time, fry, dive, hi, and fire.
Short O Words. This game has 26 cards, each with a short o word. Some words include: hop, rock, cot, odd, sock, stop, pop, fox, on, block, jog, flop, rod, body, and doll. Long O Words. With this whole-class card game, students practice reading words like also, joke, hole, bone, so, rose, oval, show, and nose.
Short U Words. This game has 26 cards, each with a short u word. Some words include: bug, under, up, truck, cub, thumb, mud, stuff, slug, rug, duck, such, fun, and bus. Long U Words. This game has 21 cards. Read long-u words, such as use, unicorn, cube, music, cute, mute, cure, and fuel.
Review basic contractions with this game. Some contractions include: don't, that's, won't, how's, wouldn't, we'll, shouldn't, doesn't, that'll, and I've.
Sight Words Dolch. Dolch Pre-Primer Words. This game has 26 cards, each with a word from the Pre-Primer Dolch list. Some words include: come, look, play, you, funny, two, see, help, said, and find.
Dolch Primer Words. This game has 26 cards, each with a word from the Primer Dolch list. Some words include: ran, must, did, all, but, have, soon, then, went, now, four, new, say, and under.
Dolch Words: Level 1. This game has 26 cards, each with a word from the Level 1 First Grade Dolch list. Some sight words include: over, live, after, cloud, every, were, once, stop, her, no, fly, any, think, and thank. Dolch Words: Level 2. Some words include: these, because, sing, always, gave, many, upon, pull, made, would, use, does, before, and sleep.
Dolch Words: Level 3. This game has 26 cards, each with a word from the Level 3 Third Grade Dolch list. Some words include: drink, hold, kind, myself, six, together, clean, draw, today, warm, bring, and grow. Dolch Words: Nouns. This game has 26 cards, each with a word from the Dolch Noun List. Some words include: squirrel, window, birthday, children, street, watch, women, mother, apple, bread, sister, ground, flower, garden, sheep, and school.
This game is also designed as a scavenger hunt. Students take time first to locate an item that matches their shape for the game.
Again - I choose the shapes and chose "automatic". Here is a free sample of plain strip cards. These are the simplest and easiest to read left to right for the students.
Not as cute, but they do use less ink and less paper. This game is designed for students to listen for the letter called that matches their picture. A child may say " The child with a "hat" reads their card. In this example, I selected the pictures and corresponding letters. For the options, I chose "manual". Or, if you are worried about the edges, cut the cards out and then laminate.
I had some extra time so I did the latter. If you are not laminating, just cut the cards out. Write a words, letters, shapes, etc. Playing the I have, Who has? Card Game Deal the cards out to each player one by one until there are none left. Then, the player to the left of the dealer flips their top card face-up in the center of the playing area.
Then the next player flips their top card face-up. If a Jack is flipped face-up, the first player to slap it gets the Jack and all of the cards underneath it and shuffles the new cards into their stack.
If multiple players slap the Jack at the same time, the player whose hand is directly on the Jack gets the pile of cards. Play continues like this around the circle. If a player runs out of cards in their stack, they have one more chance to slap the next Jack that is flipped up. The game continues until one player gets all of the cards and wins! To learn what you should do with the joker in your deck of cards, read on! Did this summary help you?
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