Trifecta Learning

This Chutes and Ladders game helps students practice answering questions or reading sight words. They roll a giant dice and whatever question/word they land on they must read/answer in complete sentences or their pawn gets moved back to the start square. If they land on a question/word that has a blue arrow pointing to a ladder and they answer/read/use the question/word in a complete sentence they may move their pawn up the ladder to the box indicated at the top of the ladder. If they land on a

This Chutes and Ladders game helps students practice answering questions. They roll a giant dice and whatever question they land on they must answer in complete sentences or their pawn gets moved back to the start square. If they land on a question that has a blue arrow pointing to a ladder and they answer the question in a complete sentence they may move their pawn up the ladder to the box indicated at the top of the ladder. If they land on a question at the top of a chute (slide), even if they

This Chutes and Ladders game helps students practice answering questions. They roll a giant dice and whatever question they land on they must answer in complete sentences or their pawn gets moved back to the start square. If they land on a question that has a blue arrow pointing to a ladder and they answer the question in a complete sentence they may move their pawn up the ladder to the box indicated at the top of the ladder. If they land on a question at the top of a chute (slide), even if they

This game board I use as a projectable but it can also be printed. I fill the spaces with sight words, cvc words, and UFLI Heart Words. I have a giant dice that the kids can roll. We split the class into two-three teams. The kids roll the dice and must read the word they land on or use the word correctly in a sentence. If they can not read the word they can ask their team for help (depending on the difficulty). If the team can not read the word or use the word in a proper sentence their pawn wil