An Adventure in Literacy

This download includes 6 different CVC games-1 for each short vowel sound as well 1 with mixed vowel sounds. Players take turns rolling a die and reading a word in the corresponding column. If the word is read correctly a marker is put on the word. If the word is read incorrectly it is the next player’s turn. The first player to get four words in a row wins. This game is optimal for 2 players, but can be played with 3 or 4, although it will be harder to get 4 in a row. Each player will need

Roll-Tac-Toe is a CVC Tic Tac Toe Game with a twist. Players roll a die, read a word from that row, and try to get tic tac toe. Students will pick up on the rules quickly and be able to play this game independently with a partner. There are 10 different CVC Roll-Tac-Toe game boards: -1 game for each short vowel sound -1 game for an/am -4 games with mixed CVC words -Game markers -Printable game directions -Player score sheet -Student recording sheet There is a long vowel version available in my

***This bonus pack includes all of my individual Super Spring Roll and Read games as well as 2 bonus games *** This bonus pack includes the following roll and read games: 4 letter/sound identification games (1 uppercase letter, 1 lowercase letter, 2 mixed uppercase/lowercase) 6 CVC short vowel games (1 of each vowel, 1 mixed CVC) 1 digraph/short vowel game 6 CVVC long vowel games (1 each-CaVC, CeVC, CoVC, as well 3 with mixed CVVC words) 6 CVCe long vowel games (1 each for CaCe, CiCe, CoCe, as

Roll-Tac-Toe is a CVVC/CVCe Tic Tac Toe Game with a twist. Players roll a die, read a word from that row, and try to get tic tac toe. Students will pick up on the rules quickly and be able to play this game independently with a partner. There are 10 different long vowel Roll-Tac-Toe game boards: -1 game each for CVCe-long a, i, o, u -1 game each for CVVC-long a, e, o -1 game mixed CVCe -1 game mixed CVVC -1 game mixed CVVC/CVCe -Game markers -Printable game directions -Player score sheet -Stude

This freebie includes one roll and read game focusing on short a CVC words. Players take turns rolling a die and reading a word in the corresponding column. If the word is read correctly a marker is put on the word. If the word is read incorrectly it is the next player’s turn. The first player to get four words in a row wins. This game is optimal for 2 players, but can be played with 3 or 4, although it will be harder to get 4 in a row. Each player will need a different set of markers (col

This download includes 13 different long vowel games- 6 CVCe games-1 each for CaCe, CiCe, CoCe, as well 3 with mixed CVCe words. 6 CVVC games-1 each for CaVC, CeVC, CoVC, as well as 3 with mixed CVVC games. 1 mixed CVVC/CVCe game Players take turns rolling a die and reading a word in the corresponding column. If the word is read correctly a marker is put on the word. If the word is read incorrectly it is the next player’s turn. The first player to get four words in a row wins. This game i

Words Their Way Word Study Word Study Centers Here are 6 low prep Spring themed word study games to use with any word feature or pattern. You supply your own word cards that students are studying (Words their Way, Word Journeys, etc). They are originally designed to be put in dry erase pockets. Students turn over and read two word cards. If they have the same feature they write the feature in a blank spot. The first person to fill their side of the board wins. These games can also be played wit

Challenge students with these easy implementation monthly home challenge projects. Each theme includes 5-7 project choices on one page that can be sent home or posted on a class webpage. The project choices are open ended and encourage higher level thinking. Project areas include brainstorm, create, write, research, experiment. Students complete the projects at home and bring them to school to share. The Home Challenge Projects: Spring Version includes the following project themes: -Easter -Spr

This download contains four separate games-uppercase letters, lowercase letters and 2 mixed uppercase/lowercase letters. This game is optimal for 2 players, but can be played with 3 or 4, although it will be harder to get 4 in a row. Each player will need a different set of markers (colored chips, pieces of paper, small erasers, colored beans, etc.) You will also need a die. Players take turns rolling a die and identifying a letter in the corresponding column. If the letter is identified corr