Context Clues Game #1 ~ Interactive PPT activity with 2nd, 3rd, 4th

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Hello Mrs Sykes Jennifer Sykes
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Grade Levels
2nd - 4th, Homeschool
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Pages
28+, 3 files in zipped folder
$3.25
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Hello Mrs Sykes Jennifer Sykes
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I used this for part of my RTI time during summer school. I love finding interactive games that engage students but also teach them at the same time! Thank you!
This was such a great resource for test prep! Thank You. My students had so much fun playing the game.

Description

Do your students struggle with Context Clues? Use this game for mini-lessons, whole group lessons, an interactive literacy center, or as a springboard for whole class discussions. With this interactive PowerPoint game, your students cheer as it provides immediate feedback when you click on your answer choice. It's chock full of engaging tier-two style words, as it contains the first 20 multiple choice questions from my bestselling Context Clues Task Cards set 1. Since I am in the process of converting these to digital, the game is on sale so you can snatch it up before next year! #TPTtech

This interactive game is only available here, and is not to be redistributed. Schools and grade levels can purchase multiple licenses that stay with the grade level with forever access via TPT. The file is a Microsoft PowerPoint Slide Show (.ppsx) file, which opens in "Presentation" mode automatically, making it fast and easy for students to access.

Students need to practice using Context Clues, and this interactive PowerPoint game of 20 Context Clues multiple choice questions will provide immediate feedback for small groups, individuals, or whole groups. 20 questions are included, so you can try doing 4 per day for a week as an engaging mini-lesson that allows everyone to share what they already know about the included topics.Students use the context embedded in the surrounding sentence and select the best answer multiple-choice style, and can be used as an extension activity for early finishers, in small groups during a guided reading mini-lesson, projected for whole group practice, as an engaging game after lunch, or however meets the needs of your classroom, whether you are a 1:1, or have one working computer and have PPT.

The Zipped file includes:

[] TEACHER INSTRUCTIONS - .pdf file

[] AutoPlay version - .ppsx file, opens in "Presentation" mode, ready to play

[] 20 second timer version - .ppt file, plays each question for 20 seconds, great for whole group

★ This set uses first 20 Context Clues questions and multiple choice options in this interactive PowerPoint presentation game from my Context Clues Scoot 1 ~ 36 Task Cards for Grades 2-4 Tier 2 Vocabulary Builder, also available on TPT.

Want to play this game to engage your entire class? Instructions are included, and it includes an individual recording sheet that you can print and distribute for everyone to play along.

Answer keys provided. All pages can be printed, if needed.

• Cover/Directions

• 20 Multiple Choice Context Clues Slides

• "Yes" and "Oops" answer slides

• 1 page score page – Perfect for keeping score on Interactive Whiteboards

• Printable recording sheet (optional)

• Answer Key

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More Context Clues Resources:

Context Clues Game - What Am I?

Context Clues Scoot 1 ~ 36 Task Cards for Grades 2-4 Tier 2 Vocabulary Builder

Context Clues Bundle | Task Cards, Scoot, and Assessment | What Am I? Game

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Total Pages
28+, 3 files in zipped folder
Answer Key
Included
Teaching Duration
1 hour
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Standards

to see state-specific standards (only available in the US).
Use sentence-level context as a clue to the meaning of a word or phrase.
Use sentence-level context as a clue to the meaning of a word or phrase.
Use context (e.g., definitions, examples, or restatements in text) as a clue to the meaning of a word or phrase.

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