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This Read Around The Room Activity is meant to get your young readers up and moving, while practicing important reading skills. You can place these non-fiction task cards at various places in your classroom, or put them all at a station. They’re great for homeschoolers too! I recommend printing them on cardstock and laminating them. Students can use a thin dry erase marker to write on them and then erase.
Your students will be SO excited to play these parts of speech games for verbs! These verb games make the perfect review in literacy centers, 1:1 or even test prep. If you’re teaching the types of verbs, you’ll find these parts of speech games will provide you with plenty of varied practice.
Your students will be SO excited to play these parts of speech games for phrases, clauses and conjunctions! These parts of speech games make the perfect review in literacy centers, 1:1 or even test prep. If you’re teaching phrases and clauses, you’ll find these parts of speech games will provide you with plenty of varied practice.
Your students will be SO excited to play these parts of speech games for prepositions and prepositional phrases! These parts of speech games make the perfect review in literacy centers, 1:1 or even test prep. If you’re teaching prepositions and prepositional phrases, you’ll find these parts of speech games will provide you with plenty of varied practice. The best part? These engaging digital games are all self-checking!
Looking for a fun, cooperative writing activity to practice similes? Try turkey headbands!
