Kinesthetic Learning

This is Played similar to monopoly to help students learn the US states and each capital as well as learning the different industries in each state. I printed the main page onto a 24"x 18" poster that I ordered through Canva. It may be possible to print it into 4 quarter pages and taped together to make the game board because I folded it in half to make it appear similar to a game board. You will need dice and game tokens to play. 2-8 players are recommended.

Great for extra practice learning how to spell words with the long O sound in them. Pictures were added to six cards to make it easier to remember and when you are playing with younger children everyone can play. You will need bingo chips.

Learn the different parts of speech while making complete sentences. All words are simple and easy to sound out even kindergarden students can play. There are 120 different cards representing eight different parts of speech.

This chart has numbers 1-100 broken down into the prime factors in each number using colors. This chart is helpful for a handy tool when reducing, adding or subtracting fractions. The similar colors or color families help children to remember the factors, squares, and exponents of the numbers in the chart. This would make a great anchor chart in a math classroom, or could be used as an assistive device like a multiplication chart for students to use while doing their homework.

This chart works better if it is blown up to 16"x 20" as an anchor chart for an aid in fifth grade math classes, in which students are adding, subtracting, reducing, and making equivalent fractions. I would recommend using it in 4th - 7th grade as well.

This Bingo game familiarizes beginning readers with the three diagraphs Ch, Sh, & Th. Each Digraph is used at the beginnings and endings of words. Only short vowels are used in the words, therefore children will only need to be familiar with the short vowel sounds.

This game helps readers learn words beginning or ending with the ch, sh, or th sounds. Its a picture bingo game.

Bingo with pictures for younger readers to learn the ou & ow vowel combinations

Helps new readers learn the spelling of certain words. I have added pictures to help younger readers practice recognizing words.

Helps readers become more familiar with the spelling of ar and or words. I have added pictures to help younger readers with spelling.

This game helps readers become familiar with the spelling of r-controlled words.

This game helps new readers become more familiar with oi and oy words

Pictures will start with short vowel sounds as players move along the board to identify the sounds.

This game was created for third graders because they are learning these factors, but it could be used for an introduction to multiplication for younger learners, and is great fun practice with any student.

This chart allows your student a practice by physicically placing the correct numbers in the correct place on the chart. This is great practice for students who have trouble writing and using velcro will strengthen their fingers. If you have several students competing for fastest time it could be considered a game.

This is to help beginner readers to match initial letter sounds to their letters

Swiss Family Robinson rewrote and adapted, with comprehension questions, vocabulary using context clues, students will chart the family's journey across Europe and through the ocean by ship, Then they will use the legend and scale measuring to place landmarks on the island. Some of the questions will involve problem solving, literacy, comprehension, and geography.

Pick a card and move your player to the corresponding first letter of the picture on the card. Good practice for children who are learning letter sounds

Move along the game board reading cards picked from the play deck, which direct players to trade and collect fraction pieces. The player who collects the most whole circles wins the game.

This game is a great way for younger learners to understand fractions. Great for math center activities.