Less than $5 8th Grade Grammar Games

Scattegories is a fun and challenging board game that tests your creativity and quick thinking. I have recreated a classroom version for SPANISH LEARNERS called: ¡PÁREME LA MANO! also called in other countries, TUTTI FRUTI o PARA EL FUEGO. This is a fun game we used to play in school growing up in South America. I have tried in my own classroom and kids LOVE IT! This is such a great game to practice vocabulary and parts of the speech.

This product contains two versions of this game. One for individual play and one for a group game. There are a set of rules for both games but these are just suggested rules as you can set your own depending of the group of kids you teach. Kids will only need a dice, a white board marker and a wiper.

Are your EFL/ESL students confused about the rules of pronunciation of final -S in plural nouns? With this activity you can both teach the rules and practice the pronunciation in a fun way. Suitable for pair work, small groups and team activities. A chart and a handout are included.

INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT:

♥ Suggestions on how to use

♥ An anchor chart / a grammar overview

♥ Handouts

♥ 45 sentence cards with plural nouns

♥ 3 bug cards with plural noun endings (/s/, /z/, or /ɪz/)

♥ A printable fly swatter

INSTRUCTIONS:

☻Print & Prepare

• print out and laminate the bugs
• print out, cut up and laminate the sentence cards
• print out, cut up and laminate two fly swatters (optional)
• It’s best to use real fly swatters. Students can also just use their hands.

☻Play

SMALL GROUP ACTIVITY:

• place the bugs on the floor (facing up) and the sentence cards in a pile beside the bugs (facing down)
• students take turns flipping over a sentence card and swatting the bug with the corresponding ending
• then they read the sentence on the card

PAIR ACTIVITY:

• each student in the pair has their own fly swatter
• a teacher / helper or a fellow student flips over a sentence card
• the first student to swat the correct bug gets a point
• then they read the sentence on the card

TEAM GAME:

• the students form 2 lines (team A and team B)
• the first student at the front of each line gets a fly swatter
• the teacher flips a sentence card
• the first student to swat the correct bug wins a point for their team
• then he / she reads the sentence
• they hand over the fly swatters to those second in line and go to the back of the line

EXTENSION ACTIVITY

• students mix up the sentence cards and then work together to place them under the correct bug

OPTIONS FOR USE:

♥ Pair Work

♥ Small Group Activity

♥ Team Games

♥ Review

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Learning the Parts of Speech for High School and Middle School - while this might one of those building blocks for lower levels, students still need a refresher.

Why is this important?

• Common Vocabulary - When talking about the structure of a sentence, students and teachers need a common vocabulary.
• Improve student writing - when students see how adverbs and adjectives create vivid sentences, you can prompt them to work them in.
• Structure Matters - when talking about what's wrong with a sentence, we have to examine the elements that go into it.

What's Included:

• Powerpoint Lesson covering the basics
• Guided Student Lecture Notes during the lesson
• In-Class Games
• Anchor Charts for Class & Notebooks
• 3 Pages of Practice
• 2 Student Activities are digital
• 1 Quiz (PDF & Google)
• Gimkit & Kahoot Templates for easy uploading
• Tips for teaching ELLs/EBs

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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- Kaitlyn.

This interactive resource is designed to help students practice the present tense in Spanish while immersing themselves in an enchanting story.

In this engaging activity, students will join Tomás, a young magician with incredible magical powers, on his daily adventures. As they read the story, students will complete the sentences by conjugating the verbs in the present tense directly in a Google Sheets document.

This resource is a fun and interactive way for students to strengthen their understanding of the present tense in Spanish. With the convenience of Google Sheets, students can easily type their answers and receive instant feedback. The digital format allows for seamless integration into online classrooms and distance learning environments.

Clear instructions and an answer key are provided within the Google Sheets document, making it easy for students to navigate through the activity independently and for teachers to assess.

Includes a PDF file with a link to a Google Sheets mystery picture activity.

Vocabulary for Grades 7-10

Improves Vocabulary, Reading, Writing

10 Higher level words

Connotation, Denotation, Antonyms, Synonyms, Parts of Speech

Hands on and Interactive

50 task cards focused on the use of present simple, present continuous and stative verbs. Each task card contains a picture prompt. Use them to play Kaboom Game or Scoot, they are great for Centers, Quiz Games, can be used as Bell Ringers. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Contains:

• 50 task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys

This product focuses on:

• present simple
• present continuous
• the difference in use between the two tenses
• stative verbs

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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• If your students struggle writing compound or complex sentences...
• If you want them to level up on revising & editing sections on state or district tests (commas, ya'll... tested SO OFTEN)...
• If you want them to fully and completely understand how to use a comma in all situations...
• AND you don't want to force them to do it...

DO IT WITH SENTENCE BURGERS!

By taking something they already understand and combining it with a manipulative made for ELA, you've got Sentence Burgers.

I've included many variations on this for:

• Independent work
• Group work
• Paired learning
• Whole class interaction

Through fun templates, opportunities for increased complex thinking as well as ways for teachers to measure learning through leveled/scaffolded practice and assessments.

Make Sentence Burgers the BEST and LAST way you teach compound, complex, and compound-complex sentences through FUN LEARNING

included:

- PDF (53 pages includes 20+ pages of templates + student reference pages)

-PowerPoint Lesson (11 slides)

-Google Quizzes (4 links)

- Practice Pages (4 areas in PDF)

- Quizzes (4 areas - replicated on Google Quizzes)

- Pics of completed templates (in folder)

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.

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Merci! Je vous apprécie énormément!

- Kaitlyn.

Looking for an engaging, kinesthetic activity to teach Comparative and Superlative Forms of Long Adjectives? This Write the Room Activity allows your students to get out of their seats and walk around the room, all while practicing grammar and having fun. Super LOW PREP, just print out, cut up and tape.

Key Features:

1. Easy Setup: No complicated instructions here! Simply print out the 18 question cards, cut them up, and tape them strategically around your classroom. You’ll have everything ready in minutes.
2. Interactive Learning: Students will move around the room, searching for question cards with multiple-choice questions.
3. Answer Sheets and Key: We’ve included answer sheets for students to record their findings. Plus, an answer key ensures accurate assessment and saves you time.
4. Versatile Use: Use this Write the Room as a review, assessment or an activity for a substitute teacher.

Why Choose this Write the Room Activity:

• Engagement: Students actively participate, reinforcing their knowledge of comparatives and superlatives.
• Fun: Who doesn’t love a Write the Room? It adds an element of excitement to any learning environment.
• Educational: Pupils reinforce their understanding of how to form and use comparative and superlative forms of long adjectives.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

♥ 18 question cards

♥ answer sheets

♥ an answer key

OPTIONS FOR USE:

☻ Independent Work

☻ Pair Work

☻ Review Activity

☻ Sub-Plan

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45 differentiated task cards to practice SAY - TELL - SPEAK - TALK, words which ESL / EFL students often find confusing. Use them to play Kaboom Game or Scoot, they are great for Centers, Quiz Games, can be used as Bell Ringers. Low prep, just print out and cut up. Multiple choice and gap fill sentences.

Contains:

• 45 task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 15 Kaboom! cards
• 3 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing the sentence - they need to select the correct option or make a sentence using cues
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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30 unique Halloween themed task cards focused on the use of irregular verbs in past simple. Each task card contains a picture prompt. Use them to play Kaboom Game or Scoot, they are great for Centers, Quiz Games, can be used as Bell Ringers. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Collaborative crossword as a bonus!

Contains:

• 30 unique task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 3 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys
• a collaborative crossword

This product focuses on the use of irregular verbs in past simple, it contains affirmative sentences.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

Collaborative Crossword

• students work in pairs, each pair gets 1 crossword sheet cut in half
• to work out the crossword, students need to tell each other clues - definitions of vocabulary from their part of the crossword
• once the crossword are finished, students need to work out what the secret message is

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Sentence domino as a BONUS - ideal for fast finishers!

Contains:

• 50 unique task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• 12 sentence domino cards
• instructions
• keys

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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Are your EFL/ESL students confused about the rules of pronunciation of final -ED in past simple? With this activity you can both teach the rules and practice the pronunciation in a fun way. Suitable for pair work, small groups and team activities. A chart and a handout are included.

INCLUDED IN THIS PRODUCT:

♥ Suggestions on how to use

♥ An anchor chart / a grammar overview

♥ Handouts

♥ 45 sentence cards with verbs in past simple

♥ 3 bug cards with verb endings (/t/, /d/, or /ɪd/)

♥ A printable fly swatter

INSTRUCTIONS:

☻Print & Prepare

• print out and laminate the bugs
• print out, cut up and laminate the sentence cards
• print out, cut up and laminate two fly swatters (optional)
• It’s best to use real fly swatters. Students can also just use their hands.

☻Play

SMALL GROUP ACTIVITY:

• place the bugs on the floor (facing up) and the sentence cards in a pile beside the bugs (facing down)
• students take turns flipping over a sentence card and swatting the bug with the corresponding ending
• then they read the sentence on the card

PAIR ACTIVITY:

• each student in the pair has their own fly swatter
• a teacher / helper or a fellow student flips over a sentence card
• the first student to swat the correct bug gets a point
• then they read the sentence on the card

TEAM GAME:

• the students form 2 lines (team A and team B)
• the first student at the front of each line gets a fly swatter
• the teacher flips a sentence card
• the first student to swat the correct bug wins a point for their team
• then he / she reads the sentence
• they hand over the fly swatters to those second in line and go to the back of the line

EXTENSION ACTIVITY

• students mix up the sentence cards and then work together to place them under the correct bug

OPTIONS FOR USE:

♥ Pair Work

♥ Small Group Activity

♥ Team Games

♥ Review

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50 task cards focused on the use of past simple and present perfect. Each task card contains a picture prompt. Use them to play Kaboom Game or Scoot, they are great for Centers, Quiz Games, can be used as Bell Ringers. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Contains:

• 50 task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys

This product focuses on:

• past simple
• present perfect
• the difference in use between the two tenses

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbor's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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Contains:

• 50 task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing the sentence - they need to select the correct option or make a sentence using cues
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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50 differentiated task cards focused on using the intensifiers TOO + adjective and (NOT) adjective ENOUGH. Each task card contains a picture prompt. Use them to play Kaboom Game or Scoot, they are great for Centers, Quiz Games, can be used as Bell Ringers. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Contains:

• 50 task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

If you loved this product, please be sure to come back to my store and leave feedback. By leaving feedback, you can earn credit towards your future purchases!

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Sentence domino as a BONUS - ideal for fast finishers!

Contains:

• 50 unique task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• 12 sentence domino cards
• instructions
• keys

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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Looking for an engaging, kinesthetic activity to teach Comparative and Superlative forms of Short and Long Adjectives? This Write the Room Activity allows your students to get out of their seats and walk around the room, all while practicing grammar and having fun. Super LOW PREP, just print out, cut up and tape.

Key Features:

1. Easy Setup: No complicated instructions here! Simply print out the 16 question cards, cut them up, and tape them strategically around your classroom. You’ll have everything ready in minutes.
2. Interactive Learning: Students will move around the room, searching for question cards with multiple-choice questions.
3. Answer Sheets and Key: We’ve included answer sheets for students to record their findings. Plus, an answer key ensures accurate assessment and saves you time.
4. Versatile Use: Use this Write the Room as a review, assessment or an activity for a substitute teacher.

Why Choose this Write the Room Activity:

• Engagement: Students actively participate, reinforcing their knowledge of comparatives and superlatives.
• Fun: Who doesn’t love a Write the Room? It adds an element of excitement to any learning environment.
• Educational: Pupils reinforce their understanding of how to form and use comparative and superlative forms of short and long adjectives.

WHAT’S INCLUDED:

♥ 16 question cards

♥ answer sheets

♥ an answer key

OPTIONS FOR USE:

☻ Independent Work

☻ Pair Work

☻ Review Activity

☻ Sub-Plan

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Comparative and Superlative Adjectives - Sorts and Games

Adjectives vs Adverbs Kaboom! Game; incl. worksheets

50 unique task cards focused on the use of past tense of the verb to BE, WAS and WERE. Each task card contains a picture prompt. Use them to play Kaboom Game or Scoot, they are great for Centers, Quiz Games, can be used as Bell Ringers. Low prep, just print out and cut up.

Contains:

• 50 unique task cards - they double up as Kaboom! sentence cards and Scoot cards
• 10 Kaboom! cards
• 5 answer sheets for Scoot
• instructions
• keys

This product focuses on the past tense of the verb to BE in:

• affirmative sentences
• negative sentences
• interrogative sentences (questions)
• short answers

INSTRUCTIONS:

Kaboom! Game

• print out and cut up the numbered sentence cards and Kaboom! cards, laminate (optional)
• put them in a receptacle of your choice
• decide on how long you want to spend on this activity and set a timer
• pupils take turns pulling out a card and finishing or making a sentence using cues and picture prompts
• if they say it right, they get to keep the card
• if they get it wrong, they put it back
• the next pupil takes a turn
• if they pull out a Kaboom! card, they put all their cards back, feel free to use as many (or as few) Kaboom! card as you wish
• pupil with the most cards at the end wins

Scoot Game

• use the numbered sentence cards, each student gets a recording sheet
• place one card on each student's desk. If you have fewer students than cards, feel free to not use the whole deck.
• plan a route, make sure your students understand which way they are supposed to move
• start the game by having each pupil write the answer to their card on their answer sheet
• when students are finished, call out "SCOOT" and they move to their neighbour's desk where they write the answer to the card on that desk
• call out "SCOOT" again, students move again, continue until students have answered all the cards
• answer sheets can be corrected with the whole group, in pairs or collected for a later correction

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