Less than $5 Elementary School Grammar Games (by date, oldest first)

This is a fun game to practice or review the 95 sight word nouns. This game is for Christmas or anytime you need a fun activity to work on these common nouns.

Players will draw a card out of a Santa hat, stocking, or just any suitable container. If the card has a noun on it, they player will say the word and if correct, keep the card. If they’re incorrect, it goes back. If a player draws a Santa card, they will draw again and if they draw a lump of coal, they have to put all their cards back. The player with the most cards at the end wins!

This set includes:

❅ 4 Santa Cards

❅ 4 Lumps of Coal Cards

❅ 95 Noun Cards

❅ 1 Blank Card

❅ Directions for How to Play

NOTE: You will need to provide the Santa hat, stocking, or other container to draw the cards from.

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These are fake Instagram posts that have pictures of activities. One post shows the activity happening in the present and the other post shows the activity either finished or happening in the past. The teacher will need to cut out the Instagram posts and the text boxes. Then the students will need to place the descriptions (inside the text boxes) with the correct Instagram post. The majority of the practice with this activity is focused on past tense, but there is also present and future tense.

**An extension for the activity is to have the students underline and identify the verb that shows the tense of the sentence.**

This can be used for multiple grade levels and would be a great support activity for upper elementary and middle school students who need practice with verb tenses (especially past tense).

I hope you enjoy it. Please rate and review.

Would You Rather Game - Verbs Parts of Speech Grammar Activity: Engage your students with this exciting "Would You Rather" game focused on verbs! Perfect for elementary classrooms, this interactive activity helps students practice and reinforce their understanding of action verbs in a fun and engaging way. Ideal for ESL learners, special education, and speech therapy, this game encourages language development and grammar skills through creative and imaginative questions.

What do you get?

• 15 would you rather slides with verbs underlined
• directions slide
• editable directions slide
• editable would you rather template

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Do your students need some extra engagement during the weeks leading up to Christmas? These no-prep mad libs are perfect for some fun Christmas entertainment! Students will work as partners or alone to fill in these funny Christmas stories. This activity is sure to bring some laughter to the classroom while allowing students to practice important grammar skills!

What's Included:

2 funny Christmas themed Mad-libs grammar pages

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Need a fun way to practice adjectives in an engaging way? Do you need a no-prep activity to do with your students that will get them moving, having fun, and building your classroom community all at once? This adjective scavenger hunt is a great way to review adjectives and grammar!

How to play:

• Scavenger hunt google slides: Show students the google slide with the adjective. Students will move around their classroom or homes to find items that match the description. Students will come back and show what they found!
• PDF printable version: Students will go on an adjective hunt around their classroom/home. Students will record their answers on the worksheet. There is space for students to write and/or draw their findings.
• Digital worksheet version: Students will go on an adjective hunt around their classroom/home. Students will record their answers on the digital copy of the worksheet. There are 20 editable text boxes for students to type their answers in.

What's included?

• 20 adjective scavenger hunt slides
• PDF printable worksheet version
• Digital worksheet version

Ways to use this product:

• Literacy centers
• Morning work
• Homework
• Reading small groups

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Cela part des bases et permettra à vos élèves de développer des compétences liées au temps de verbe « passé composé ».

Cette unité vous guidera pour enseigner ce temps de verbe à vos élèves de niveau débutant et pourrait convenir aux élèves de français de base ou comme révision pour les élèves plus âgés (3e cycle, si nécessaire!)

Dans cette ressource de 55 pages, je couvre :

• Utilisations authentiques et réelles du temps de verbe ;
• Règles sur ce temps de verbe et quand l'utiliser ;
• La conjugaison de ce temps de verbe ; 
• Les concepts de « radical » et « terminaisons » ;
• Trucs et astuces (Dr. Mrs. Vandertramp & La maison d'être) ;
• Les auxiliaires avoir et être ;
• Les trois temps verbaux ; 
• Survol des pronoms ;
• Mots et expressions de signalisation (pour l'imparfait et le passé composé pour montrer les similitudes et différences).

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Merci! Je vous apprécie énormément!

- Kaitlyn.

Cela part des bases et permettra à vos élèves de développer des compétences liées au temps de verbe « imparfait ».

Cette unité vous guidera pour enseigner ce temps de verbe à vos élèves de niveau débutant et pourrait convenir aux élèves de français de base ou comme révision pour les élèves plus âgés (3e cycle, si nécessaire!)

Dans cette ressource de 45 pages, je couvre :

• Utilisations authentiques et réelles du temps de verbe ;
• Règles sur ce temps de verbe et quand l'utiliser ;
• La conjugaison de ce temps de verbe ; 
• Les concepts de « radical » et « terminaisons » ;
• Trucs et astuces ;
• Verbes avoir et être à l'imparfait ;
• Mots et expressions de signalisation (pour l'imparfait et le passé composé pour montrer les similitudes et différences).

Les élèves apprennent grâce à une combinaison de diapositives didactiques, de discussions et d'incitations, de jeux et de feuilles de travail imprimables. Clés de correction incluses.

Que vous soyez un nouvel enseignant peu familiarisé avec les concepts mathématiques, un enseignant chevronné qui est juste fatigué, ou peut-être un enseignant couvrant un contrat à court terme et ne sachant pas par où commencer, mes produits sont faits pour vous et vos élèves.

Si vous êtes intéressés par mes produits, assurez-vous de vousinscrire à ma boutique</a> pour être averti lorsque je crée de nouveaux produits ou lance des ventes. Vous pouvez également me rejoindre sur Facebook, où je partage des cadeaux et préviens à l'avance les ventes à venir.

Merci! Je vous apprécie énormément!

- Kaitlyn.

Cela part des bases et permettra à vos élèves de développer des compétences liées au verbe « faire » au présent de l'indicatif.

Cette unité vous guidera pour enseigner ce verbe et ce temps à vos élèves de niveau débutant et pourrait convenir aux élèves de français de base ou comme révision pour les élèves plus âgés (3e cycle, si nécessaire!)

Dans cette ressource de 63 pages, je couvre :

• Utilisations authentiques et réelles du verbe ;
• Guide du débutant sur les pronoms singuliers et pluriels ;
• Formalité des pronoms ;
• La négation au présent ;
• Les pronoms sujets et leurs équivalents ;
• Règles de conjugaison simplifiées.

Les élèves apprennent grâce à une combinaison de diapositives didactiques, de discussions et d'incitations, de jeux et de feuilles de travail imprimables. Clés de correction incluses.

Que vous soyez un nouvel enseignant peu familiarisé avec les concepts mathématiques, un enseignant chevronné qui est juste fatigué, ou peut-être un enseignant couvrant un contrat à court terme et ne sachant pas par où commencer, mes produits sont faits pour vous et vos élèves.

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Merci! Je vous apprécie énormément!

- Kaitlyn.

Merci! Je vous apprécie énormément!

- Kaitlyn.

Have fun with this compound word scavenger hunt! Students will read the compound word riddles and go on a grammar scavenger hunt to find the compound word answer on another card! This game is a self-checking printable.

This product includes:

~26 riddle cards

~1 answer tracker PDF

Why use this scavenger hunt?

~it's self-checking

~low prep (print and cut - laminate for multiple use)

~super engaging - students must solve the riddles to get the compound word!

~differentiated - have students draw or write the answer

Please let me know in your review what sort of scavenger hunts you want to see in my store, and/or if you'd like these in digital versions too!

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Deck the halls with this fun holiday bundle! This pack includes 10 original fill-in-the-blank stories to engage students with mad libs™-style parts of speech practice.

Great for holiday centers, morning work, workshops, activities, and more! Just print and copy to provide your learners with independent and interactive grammar practice this December.

This set includes 10 fill in the blank stories with the following titles:

The Night Elf

The Night______Tracked Santa

Rudolph's Stuffed Tummy Trouble

The Classroom Christmas Party

The Mischievous Elf

Frosty the Silly Snowman

The Silly Holiday Vacation

The Epic Snowball Fight

My Crazy Holiday Dinner

My Teacher Got Run Over By A Reindeer

Each story comes with a fun illustration and a corresponding fill in the blank tale featuring missing nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, plural nouns, and more.

Perfect for grades 2-5 and for differentiation in grades 5 and up. Supplements vocabulary, reading, and writing skills too. Engage your learners this holiday season with these festive fill in the blank activities!

This resource includes:

10 original fill in the blank stories perfect for printing.  I suggest printing once, laminating, and letting the kids go crazy with dry erase markers. 

Key words: mad libs™, fill in the blank, holiday, Christmas, winter, centers, morning work, daily five, workshops, activities, grammar

The Nigh Elf- A holiday themed Mad Lib for practicing Nouns, Verbs, and adjectives.

Players: 2-4

Materials:

+ Cut out and laminated pumpkins

+ Black and White Pumpkins

+ Color Pumpkins

+ Blank Pumpkins to create your own compound words

Directions:

Place pumpkins face down. Students will pick two

pumpkins and decide whether or not they make a

compound word together. If the words make a

compound word the student gets to keep those those pumpkins. If the words do not make a compound word the student flips them back over. Then the next player takes a turn. The student with the most pumpkin pairs wins.

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Players: 2-4

Materials:

• Cut out and laminate pumpkins

Directions:

Place pumpkins in a pile. Students will pick two pumpkins and decide whether or not they are an uppercase and lowercase letter match (ex. A matches a). If the letters make a match the student takes those pumpkins and puts them in their pile. If the letters do not make a match the places them back into the pile. Then the next student takes a turn. The student with the most pumpkin pairs wins.

Includes:

+ Color Pumpkin Matching

+ Black and White Pumpkin Matching

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I used this with my class to introduce compound words.

Directions: Match the fish and other sea creatures to make a compound word. Complete all the matches and find the treasure!

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Unlock the Fun with Secret Synonyms & Antonyms Code Breaker Challenge!

Make teaching synonyms and antonyms exciting with this engaging code breaker challenge designed for literacy centres. Students will work collaboratively or individually to solve the synonym lock cards by determining the correct synonym for each word. Once they solve the challenge, they’ll use the first letter of their synonym answers to decode secret messages—combining learning with interactive fun!

For example, if the word is "Strong," the synonym is "Powerful." The letter "P" becomes the key for decoding the final secret message. This activity makes learning vocabulary dynamic, keeping students motivated as they unlock each level of the challenge.

Perfect for literacy centres or small group instruction when teaching grammar, this resource is easy to prep! You can print the lock cards in vibrant colour or simple black and white for versatile use. Students will enhance their vocabulary, strengthen their understanding of synonyms and antonyms, and enjoy the thrill of decoding secret messages.

Why You’ll Love This Synonym and Antonym Code Breaker Challenge:

• Hands on Literacy Fun: A fresh and engaging way to teach synonyms and antonyms. Perfect for upper elementary/primary.
• Flexible Printing Options: Print in colour or black and white for different classroom needs.
• Ideal for Literacy Centres: This challenge is perfect for literacy centres, small groups, or individual work.
• Interactive Learning: Combine problem solving skills with vocabulary building.

Boost your students' vocabulary and critical thinking skills while making literacy centres, grammar and vocabulary lessons more engaging and interactive!

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Introducing Super Star Synonyms – the ultimate Synonym and Antonym game that brings fun to literacy centres! Perfect for Years 3-6, this exciting game transports students onto the red carpet as they learn synonyms and antonyms in an engaging and interactive way. Up level those literacy centres!

As students move along the game board, they’ll land on Hollywood stars, pick up star cards with words, and record their synonyms on the included recording sheet. For an added challenge, they can also write down antonyms to further expand their vocabulary skills. That's right, working in synonyms AND antonyms! The goal is to reach the end of the board while mastering key vocabulary concepts!

Whether you're using it in the classroom or for small group activities, Super Star Synonyms is a fantastic resource for reinforcing vocabulary in your literacy centres. This game not only builds synonym and antonym knowledge but also encourages collaborative learning in a fun, Hollywood-inspired setting.

Key Features:

• Hollywood theme with stars, red carpet, and movie-related words
• Includes recording sheets for synonyms and antonyms
• Perfect for Years 3-6 literacy centres
• Fun and engaging way to practice vocabulary skills

Add some Hollywood glamour to your literacy centres with Super Star Synonyms and watch your students shine as vocabulary superstars!

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Are you looking for a fun grammar activity? Do you want to make reviewing irregular past tense verbs engaging? Do you want your students motivated to learn? Then download this Irregular Past Tense Verbs Grammar Activity - Dice Games! Kids will be engaged and motivated to play this individual or team-building dice game. Well suited for the Language Arts or ELL classroom, your students will be having so much fun they will forget they are learning! In this activity, students roll a die - either digital/online or in class - find the corresponding word, then write the irregular past tense form of the verb on the “Dice Games Answer Sheet.” The first student to complete a row or column wins the game! This activity can be played multiple times and is great for practicing or reviewing the past tense.

➟ This resource includes:

• Instructions and answer key
• 2 different Google docs digital/online gameboards (with a link to a digital single die roller on Youtube)
• Printable in class game board (you will need an individual die for each group)
• 55 irregular verbs 
• ‘Answer Sheet’ for students to write their sentences - Can be used digitally OR in class
• Terms of Use

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Do you want to make learning grammar fun and engaging? Do you want your students to be motivated to learn? Then download this Irregular Plural Nouns Grammar Activity - DICE GAMES! Played individually or in teams, your students will be having so much fun they will forget they are learning!

In this activity, students roll a die - either digital/online or in class - find the corresponding word, then write the irregular plural noun on the “Dice Games Answer Sheet.” The first student to complete a row or column wins the game! This activity can be played multiple times and is great for practicing or reviewing grammar.

This resource includes:

• Instructions
• Google Docs digital/online gameboard (with a link to a digital single die roller on Youtube)
• Printable in-class game boards (you will need an individual die for each group)
• 30+ irregular plural nouns
• Answer sheet & answer key
• Terms of Use

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• VIRTUAL Grammar Scategories - Making Grammar FUN! by A World to Explore Store
• BUNDLE Grammar Games! Parts of Speech Scategories 2 KaBOOM Irregular Verbs
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• KaBOOM! Virtual GRAMMAR Game #2 - Irregular Past Tense Verbs
• Rock, Paper, Scissors - Grammar Games! Irregular Past Tense Verbs

Do you want to make reviewing grammar FUN and engaging? Do your students struggle with learning parts of speech? Then download this Parts of Speech Activity! Your students will be motivated to play this team-building game as they review nouns, proper nouns, pronouns, verbs, adverbs, adjectives, and more! Well suited for the Language Arts or ELL classroom, your students will be having so much fun they will forget they are learning!

This engaging vocabulary-building activity involves teamwork and brainstorming skills to see which team can come up with the most answers to each prompt. Students will brainstorm nouns, proper nouns, verbs, pronouns, and other parts of speech all while trying to beat the clock. This activity can be played in small and large groups, as individuals or teams. The best part? Kids will want to play the game over and over. Great for vocabulary building, memory, brainstorming, and creativity, this game can be played for 5 minutes or an hour

➟Grammar Topics Covered:

Nouns, Proper Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Articles, Interjections, etc.

➟Examples:

• Name a preposition that starts with the letter "B".
• Name an adjective that starts with the letter "C".

➟What you will receive:

Two versions of the game and instructions.

• Version #1: Each slide contains the prompt as well as a definition of the part of speech (50 slides)
• Version #2: Same as Version #1, but without the part of speech definition.
• Virtual timer on each slide! (50 slides)

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BUNDLE Grammar Games! Parts of Speech Categories and KaBOOM Irregular Verbs

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Rock, Paper, Scissors - Grammar Games! Irregular Past Tense Verbs

Do you want to make learning grammar FUN? Do you want to engage and motivate your students to learn? Do you struggle to find activities that will get all your students participating? Then download this no-prep Irregular Past Tense Verbs Grammar Activity - Rock, Paper, Scissors! Kids will be engaged and motivated to play this team-building activity. Following the rules of rock, paper, scissors, students will enjoy any one of the 5 different ways to use this game in class or digitally to practice irregular past tense verbs.

This is perfect as a warm-up, for early finishers, as a whole class activity, or as sub plans.

➟ What's Included?

• 2 SETS of virtual 'cards' containing 55 verbs
• One set contains both the present and irregular past tense
• One set contains the present tense verb
• Instructions with 5 variations
• Scorecard (both printable and editable online)
• Lightening Round scorecard (both printable and editable online)
• Writing worksheet (both printable and editable online)

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KaBOOM! Virtual GRAMMAR Game #2 - Irregular Past Tense Verbs

Truth or Dare...the Classroom Party Game You Didn't Know You Needed!

Truth or Dare 2nd Edition

BUNDLE Truth or Dare Versions 1 & 2

Virtual Scategories & Truth or Dare (All Ages!)

➟Verbs used in this game:

Become-became, begin-began, break-broke, build-built, buy-bought, catch-caught, choose-chose, come-came, cut-cut, do-did, draw-drew, drink-drank, drive-drove, eat-ate, fall-fell, fight-fought, find-found, fly-flew, get-got, give-gave, go-went, grow-grew, hide-hid, hit-hit, keep-kept, know-knew, lead-led, leave-left, lose-lost, make-made, put-put, read-read, ride-rode, ring-rang, run-ran, say-said, see-saw, shoot-shot, show-showed, shut-shut, sing-sang, sit-sat, sleep-slept, spend-spent, stick-stuck, swear-swore, take-took, teach-taught, tear-tore, tell-told, think-thought, wake-woke, wear-wore, win-won, write-wrote