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My students love to play games, and I am sure yours do too. The following is a fun PowerPoint game you can use to help your students distinguish between adjectives and adverbs. This is the second game. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams must hold up the

Are you looking for a fun way to teach your students about conflict in literature? Well, this is it. This powerpoint game contains 15 pictures. The students will look at those pictures and determine which type of conflict is displayed: man vs. man, man vs. nature, man vs. himself, or man vs. society. Behind each question is the answer key to the question. The game is designed for white boards. I have included 3 letters, A, B, & C, that you can run off on cardstock and laminate. You would then

My students love to play games, and I am sure yours do too. The following is a fun PowerPoint game you can use to help your students distinguish between direct object and indirect objects. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams must hold up the correct answe

My students love to play games, and I am sure yours do too. The following is a fun PowerPoint game you can use to help your students distinguish between adjectives and adverbs. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams must hold up the correct answer card. The t

Are you looking for a fun and competitive way to teach your students about complete sentences? Well, this is it. This PowerPoint game is an interactive way to get your students engaged in the learning process. All you need is a white board and some cardstock. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of

Differentiating between abstract and concrete nouns can be difficult. However, teach them the difference with this fun, interactive game. All you need is a white board and some cardstock. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams must hold up the correct answer

Teach your students about figurative language in a fun way. This PowerPoint game is an interactive way to get your students engaged in the learning process. All you need is a white board and some of these cardstock. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams must

Students of all ages love to play games. Help them to review pronouns using this fun powerpoint game. The game contains 15 slides. Each slide contains a sentence with the pronoun underlined. Your students must identify the type of pronoun used. This set contains all the following forms of pronouns: subject, objective, possessive, intensive, reflexive, and indefinite. All you have to do is print the answer cards off on cardstock. Cut the letters out, and then laminate them. Next, either clip or

Are you looking for a fun and competitive way to teach your students how to differentiate between urban, suburban, and rural areas? Well, this is it. This PowerPoint game is an interactive way to get your students engaged in the learning process. All you need is a white board and some cardstock. Your students are show simple pictures of different areas. They are then asked to determine if the picture is a presentation of a rural area, a suburban area, or an urban area. Copy the letter cards on

Teach your students the part of the plot line using these popular 2 fairytales: Little Red Riding Hood and Rapunzel. The students are given a statement from each fairytale. The students must then determine which part of the plot it is by holding up the correct card. The first slide contains a statement. The next slide provides the answer to the slide that came before it. This is a fun, educational way to teach your students the plot line. Happy Teaching!!!

Students of all ages love to play games. Why not allow them to learn vocabulary while they play a game that they also like? The following is a vocabulary review game that your students will love. This game has 30 high-frequency vocabulary words for middle school students. I recommend printing these cards off on cardstock and laminating them. Then, hand them out to your students. You can use a timer and set a limit on the amount of time they have to answer or you can simply allow your student

Have fun teaching your lower elementary students or special needs students the different types of nouns (person, place, or thing) using this fun, interactive game. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams or have them do them individually. Give each team or student a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams or studen

Do your students get direct and indirect objects confused? Well, mine do. Luckily, they love to play games. I like to use this game to help my students learn to distinguish between the two. This game contains 20 grammar slides. Each slide contains 1 sentence with a word underlined. Your students must decided if the word is a direct object or an indirect object. Behind each slide is the answer slide. Making a total of 40 slides for game usage that do not include the instructions and direct

Do you want a fun way to review verb tense? Well, this quick and simple PowerPoint game is just the thing. It offers an interactive way to get your students engaged in the learning process. All you need is a white board and some cardstock. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show e

Sometimes, it can be hard for students to recognize errors in sentences. They think they have written a good sentence, but instead, they have written a run-on sentence or a sentence fragment. This interactive game is a fun way to get students to recognize their mistakes. All you need is a white board and some cardstock. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly sw

Bible study lessons don't have to be boring.Spice it up your review of the book of Genesis with this fun PowerPoint game. This 15 slide presentation tests your pupils knowledge of the book of Genesis. This game can be used with biblical students that range in ages from pre-teen to adult. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in te

There are various types of characters within a text. Using the book, "Where the Wild Things Are", you can teach: major and minor characters, flat and round characters, and static and dynamic characters. Click here to follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2cuteclassroom/

My students love to play games, and I am sure yours do too. The following is a fun PowerPoint game you can use to help your students distinguish between the different parts of the plot line. Copy the letter cards onto cardstock. Then, cut the letters out. Laminate them to make sure that last for more than one use. Then, either clip or paste them to rulers or fly swatters. Place your students in teams. Give each team a set of answer cards. Show each slide. The teams must hold up the correct answ

Picture books can be used in middle school as well as lower and upper elementary. "Where the Wild Things Are" can be used to teach some summarizing activities. The following is a video guide for teachers on how to teach summarizing using this book. This is the audio version.

Knowing how to save money is an essential skill. Help teach tweens and teens the importance of money management using this fun, easy to follow PowerPoint. There are 14 slides. Happy Teaching!!!