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This guessing game is a great introduction to community helpers or a great review of the ones you've learned. Each slide gives 3 clues for the community helper to help your children guess the community helper. There are 12 community helpers including doctor, police officer, teacher, fire fighter, chef, sanitation worker, mail carrier, veterinarian, construction worker, farmer, dentist, and librarian. This file is created as a PowerPoint show. If you do not have PowerPoint, I suggest buying the

This is a 2-question free sample of The Johnny Appleseed Game. The free sample was designed to let you test out this self-correcting computer game. It's a perfect companion to a pet or animal unit. You do need to have the program PowerPoint on your computer to successfully use this game to it's fullest ability.

This is a 2-question free sample of The Johnny Appleseed Game. The free sample was designed to let you test out this self-correcting computer game. It's a perfect companion to go along with Dr. Seuss Day or week! You do need to have the program PowerPoint on your computer to successfully use this game to it's fullest ability.

This is a 2-question free sample of The ABC Game. The free sample was designed to let you test out this self-correcting computer game. You do need to have the program PowerPoint on your computer to successfully use this game to it's fullest ability.

This is a 2-question free sample of The Johnny Appleseed Game. The free sample was designed to let you test out this self-correcting computer game. It's a perfect companion to an apple theme or to go along with Johnny Appleseed Day! You do need to have the program PowerPoint on your computer to successfully use this game to it's fullest ability.

You do need to have the program PowerPoint on your computer to successfully use this game to it's fullest ability. This game is an excellent addition to an apple unit or to go along with your Johnny Appleseed Day activities. This self-correcting game encourages young children to practice emerging skills. The game is self-correcting so if your students choose the wrong answer, the game will allow them to go back to the question and choose the correct answer. Follow the apple trees in the bottle

I'm using this PowerPoint slideshow to introduce what is in space.

I used this game as an introduction to shadows as part of my "Light Unit" There are two types of questions - guess what the shadow is and match the shadow to the animal.

An excellent addition to a St. Patrick's Day theme! This self-correcting game encourages young children to practice emerging skills. The game is self-correcting so if your students choose the wrong answer, the game will allow them to go back to the question and choose the correct answer. Follow the gumdrops in the bottle right corner to go through the game. This game includes different pre-k skills including letter identification, phonological awareness, beginning sounds, counting and number id

I created this game to help my students with basic letter skills. There are 3 types of questions in this game to practice identifying letters and phonemic awareness - matching the letter, finding a specific letter within a word, and beginning letter sounds. This game is self-correcting. If your child chooses the wrong answer it will ask them to "try again" and explain why that answer isn't correct. Then it will take you back to the question and allow them another chance to answer it correctly.

Get my informational powerpoint presentation on the rainforest along with the Jeopardy game that I created to engage your students after they've learned about the rainforest. The Rainforest PowerPoint Presentation takes you on an adventure in the rainforest to explore each layer and the plants and animals that live on that level. There is an information page for each level, a page that shows pictures of different living things on that level, and then the following page allows the student to matc

When I introduce word families I start with the -at word family. This is a great way to review this word family in a fun game. This game is self-correcting. If your student chooses the wrong answer the game will prompt them to try again. There are 3 types of questions in this game - rhyming words, finding the missing letter, and forming real words.

I created this game to help my students with basic letter skills. There are 3 types of questions in this game to practice identifying letters and phonemic awareness - matching the letter, finding a specific letter within a word, and beginning letter sounds. This game is self-correcting. If your child chooses the wrong answer it will ask them to "try again" and explain why that answer isn't correct. Then it will take you back to the question and allow them another chance to answer it correctly.

An excellent addition to a Holiday or Snowman unit of study! This self-correcting game encourages young children to practice emerging skills. The game is self-correcting so if your students choose the wrong answer, the game will allow them to go back to the question and choose the correct answer. Follow the gumdrops in the bottle right corner to go through the game. This game includes different pre-k skills including letter identification, phonological awareness, counting and number identific

An excellent addition to your letter study! This self-correcting game encourages young children to practice emerging skills. The game is self-correcting so if your students choose the wrong answer, the game will allow them to go back to the question and choose the correct answer. Follow the red arrows in the bottle right corner to go through the game. This game focuses on pre-k letter identification and phonological awareness. I have many different games with a variety of skills, but I needed

An excellent addition to a Holiday or Gingerbread unit of study! This self-correcting game encourages young children to practice emerging skills. The game is self-correcting so if your students choose the wrong answer, the game will allow them to go back to the question and choose the correct answer. Follow the gumdrops in the bottle right corner to go through the game. This game includes different pre-k skills including letter identification, phonological awareness, counting and number ident

This Jeopardy-style review game goes over important phonemic awareness skills and pre-reading skills. The categories were Identify the Letter, Identify the Sound, What’s that Picture?, Tell Me A Word, and Listen for the Sound. Answer slides are included after the question page. I created this for my kindergarten prep class and my UPK kids did so well with it! It's a great "end of the year" review getting ready for kindergarten or a "beginning of the year" review in kindergarten.

This jeopardy-style game is a great way to review basic math skills. As a UPK teacher, I created this game to review concepts we've learned throughout the year in preparation for kindergarten. It could also be used at the beginning of the year in kindergarten to assess where the children are and to review the skills. There are 5 categories - "Identify the Number," "Measurement," "How Many?," "Finish the Pattern," and "Which is More?"

This PowerPoint is a great addition to an animal or baby unit. It is an informative PPT that includes a picture of the animal and the baby, what the adult animal is called, and what the baby animal is called.

This PowerPoint Presentation digs deep into what rocks are, how they're formed, and the different types there are. There is also a short quiz at the end to review the types of rocks.