This set includes 5 full color "I Have, Who Has" games-one for each vowel (a, e, i, o, u) . I Have, Who Has is an easy to use game perfect for reviewing word patterns!
Each game includes 28 cards containing short vowel words with the cvc pattern.
The teacher simply prints, laminates, and cuts the cards then passes the cards out to students. Students must listen and concentrate as the cards are read. Once a child hears the first word on his card, he is able to read his card aloud. This set is perfect for advanced Kindergarten students, first graders, or as a review for second graders. My kids LOVE I Have, Who Has. Directions for use and Common Core Standards are included.
Common Core State Standards
Associate the long and short sounds with the common spellings for the 5 major vowels.
K.RFS.3b Associate the long and short sounds with common spellings (graphemes) for the 5 major vowels.
1.RFS.3b Decode regularly spelled one-syllable words.
2.RFS.3a Distinguish long and short vowels when reading regularly spelled one-syllable words.
Thank you! I'm very happy you and your kiddos like them! It makes me feel great to know it's helpful in your classroom! Your purchase and kind words are appreciated so much!!! :)
Where is the A+ button? My students LOVE LOVE LOVE these games! I purchased them to help my struggling readers, but my advanced readers are just as eager to play. Thank you! Do you have any similar games for CVCe or digraphs?
You made my day, Laura! I'm so happy you and your kiddos love these games!! Space Race is the CVCe game. I'm working on digraph and blends sets right now (along with about 10 other things...) I hope you'll love them, too! Thanks, again for your kind words!! I appreciate you more than you know!
November 17, 2012
phoslett
Thanks for putting this material in a useable form :)
You are right! You can never have too much short vowel practice! I'm so glad you are happy with these games! I hope you find them helpful! Thank you for your feedback!!
October 23, 2012
Sherri Jarrett
My kids absolutely love wrap around games! These will be a great review for them. I love to leave these games for substitutes.
Your substitute idea is great! I never thought of that! I'm so glad you and your kiddos like the games! Thanks very much for your purchase and feedback! Have fun!
My students loved this when we did the short i last week. It helps keeps the attention of all levels. My first graders who are reading are paying attention to the quickness of the game. My phonetic readers are able to participate too! We are using short o this week.
This makes my day! I'm very happy to hear you found this set useful! Thank you so much for such great feedback!! I appreciate it more than you know! Hope you enjoy short o!
October 8, 2012
jennifer9568
Used the short o game this week and the children loved it! Can't wait to use the rest of the games.
Thank you so much!!! You have made me smile! I appreciate your kind words, as well as your purchase! I hope your kiddos love this set!! I need to get busy on a long vowel set...Thanks, again!
August 28, 2012
lwshk3
You know I love everything you make! It's so nice to have a friend that is so creative!! I can't wait to use these. Thanks Laura!!
Thank you so much!! You have no idea how much your support means to me!! I appreciate your feedback and encouragement more than you know!! Thank you for everything!!
You are so welcome! I'm happy you are pleased with them! Thanks for purchasing and leaving feedback! Hope your students enjoy!
August 12, 2012
Kristina Biederman
I am so excited to add these to our lessons each week! My kids love this game each year and this is such a fun way to get some phonics practice in. Thanks!
Great! Thank you Janice! Please redownload this to catch the typo on page 21. I used the word "the" twice! : ( So glad I found it early! Thanks so much for your purchase and feedback! I hope your kiddos love!!!
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hi. i bought your short vowel party pack. i'm excited to play the game in class. however, i could not see the correlation between the words on the cards and the illustrations/pictures. i'm ashamed to admit i that i don't fully understand this pack. could you explain this to me so that i'll be able to use it more confidently and effectively?
Hi, Janice!
I'm so happy you like this pack! Each of these games is focused on a short vowel. The name uses that short vowel. For instance, Happy Ants for short a. The pictures correlate to the short vowel name. Since the skill is reading the cvc word, I don't want the students to rely on the pics. Does that make sense? Let me know if you have other questions. Happy New Year!
Laura
I have been teaching for 22 years! The majority of that time has been in First and Second Grades! I love teaching and can't imagine doing anything else!!