Listen to the clue to find the right picture to answer Who, What, and Where riddles. #questions, #listeningfordetails updated 7/29/24 to add 2 more scenes |
Part of a series of fun activities to learn about describing words. This one covers words to describe some common actions, and introduces the concept of opposites. #descriptivevocabulary |
For students who use Me for I in sentences. Mute the game if you want to have students read the sentences themselves, or if you want to target other language goals: 1. give 3 words to describe the fish 2. compare/contrast bodies of water or geographic locations. |
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Further forays & frolicking in morphology and etymology
This activity provides 24 sentences for students to practice distinguishing between when to use was and were. Each sentence is about a famous aviator or event in aviation history. This is called a quadruple play activity because the sentence cards can be used four different ways. This makes the acti...
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Escape! is a fun game that is easy to make and play. In this version, students practice spelling irregular plural nouns. The post provides all the details and allows you to download the game for free.
Browse over 650 educational resources created by The Gaming Grammarian in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Modal Verb Four In A Row Game Download Modal verbs are a topic I cover in every class I teach. It doesn't matter if it's a level one writing class or a level four speaking class; modal verbs always appear on the scope and sequence. For this reason, I have quite a few games to…
Browse over 650 educational resources created by The Gaming Grammarian in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Browse over 650 educational resources created by The Gaming Grammarian in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.
Need comparative and superlative worksheets or morphology activities? This lesson on comparatives and superlatives offers a comprehensive approach to Teaching sentence structure With these forms. Students will learn to use (-er and -est) in sentences. Included are the exceptions ( Good / Bad / Far ). This is a 76 card lesson with instructional slides, 53 fill in the blank, scaffolded slides and 17 open ended slides to help your student practice these forms.
My students LOVE playing games during our Literacy sessions and they don't even realize that they are learning! I use these games to reinforce and practice skills learnt in directed groups. Perfect for pair work, Literacy stations and centers. This set is included in the Grammar games Bundle.I perso...
Word families are groups of words that go together. They have similar or common features or patterns. They can occur in the prefix, the suffix, or in the root
