Are you loving the warmer weather and spring that is in the air? Enjoy teaching and learning "wh" questions game with kids of all ages while playing Spring-themed games. You can use these cards as flashcards or play a game. This motivating, engaging, Spring themed game includes a game with the following topics: caterpillars, kids in the rain, butterflies, bugs, etc.. All of the "wh" question types are included. Each card deck (wh question type) has their own wild cards, so you can play the game by itself or add more than one card deck to include more "wh" question types.Have the student draw a card. To play the game, spread 1,2,3,4, or all of the different "wh" questions into a messy pile. If they receive a "wh" card, they have to answer the "wh" question found at the bottom of the card. If answered correctly, they keep the card. If not, the student must put the card back into the pile. Beware of the wild cards, which will either add a card to yours, take one away, gain you another turn, or have you losing a turn!

Included in this download:

* Directions
* 40 game cards for "who"
* 8 wild cards for "who"
* blank card for your own examples
* 40 game cards for "what"
* 8 wild cards for "what"
* blank card for your own examples
* 40 game cards for "when"
* 8 wild cards for "when"
* blank card for your own examples
* 40 game cards for "where"
* 8 wild cards for "where"
* blank card for your own examples
* 40 game cards for "why"
* 8 wild cards for "why"
* blank card for your own examples

Happy Speeching!

Speech Ace

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