Less than $5 Reading Strategies Games (by date, latest first)

Icecream Cone-Themed Number & Letter Play-doh Mats & Ten Frames:

I would recommend printing these and laminating them for better durability.

There are capital and lowercase letter play-doh mats A-Z as well as 1-10 play-doh mats with ten frames to help your students practice and learn one-to-one correspondence.

Looking for an engaging and active way to reinforce phonics skills? This scavenger hunt combines movement and learning, making phonics practice fun for Kindergarten to 2nd-grade students!

This phonics scavenger hunt is packed with everything you need to get your students practicing essential phonics skills in an exciting, hands-on way. With step-by-step teacher directions, a student-friendly recording sheet, and an answer key for easy assessment, this activity is ready to go! Your students will match pictures to Initial (beginning) sounds, build fine motor skills as they write lowercase letters, and enjoy the built-in movement. This is perfect for independent practice or centers, whether you're teaching in small groups or as a whole class. This bundle includes #3 and #4 in the Scavenger Hunt Series. It is perfect for kindergarten, first grade, early second grade or any student working on identifying the Beginning sound. Start with whole-group instruction to guide your students through the process of identifying the picture, matching them to words, and writing their answers. Once they master the format, this scavenger hunt becomes an independent literacy station that can be used again and again with different content!

Take a at my preview for a better peek at what is included. Here is the letters bundle, CVC Word Hunt, and the VCe Hunt if you’d like ALL.THE.THINGS. in this series. 

Contents:

• Teacher Directions

• Student Directions and Recording Sheet

• Teacher Answer Key

• 12 Picture/Initial Sounds in hunt 1 and 15 Picture/Initial Sounds in hunt 2 Matching Cards in 2 Separate Hunts

• Recording sheet for assessment or progress monitoring

• Built-in movement and fine motor practice

Perfect for:

• Whole group instruction

• Independent literacy centers

• Scavenger hunts for phonics practice

• Multi-sensory learning that combines movement, visual identification, and writing

Common Core Alignment:

✏️CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.K.2.D: I can isolate and pronounce the initial sound in a word.

✏️CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.2.C: I can isolate and pronounce the initial sound in a word.

How it Works:

1. Students may start at ANY card with their pencil and paper on a clipboard. If this is too much to carry: Adjust the activity, by “hiding” the cards around the classroom writing surfaces such as tables and desks and have a pencil at each station.

2. Write the number of the starting card in the top left square.

3. Look at the picture, say what it is and think about what letters spell the initial, medial and final sounds.

4. Walk around the room searching for the Beginning Sound located in the oval in the top right of another card that matches the picture

5. When found, write the Beginning Sound on the line in the first box.

6. Following the arrow on their paper to box 2, write the number of this card in the box on the top left.

7. Repeat until all boxes are full. Students should return to starting card when completed.

You will❤️ it because:

Teachers will love how easy this scavenger hunt is to set up and how versatile it is—use it for independent practice, centers, or whole group activities. It’s aligned with a trusted phonics curriculum and provides a great way to assess students’ understanding. Plus, the built-in movement keeps students engaged and focused, making phonics practice more fun!

Students will love the excitement of searching for the right answers while moving around the room. The matching activity encourages them to think critically about phonics and fine-tune their motor skills, making learning feel like a game.

Who This Product is For:

• Kindergarten through 2nd-grade teachers looking for engaging phonics activities.

• Teachers seeking a UFLI-aligned, not endorsed by-simply introduced in the same sequence, resource to support phonics instruction.

• Educators needing fun, low-prep activities for independent centers or small groups.

• Teachers looking for ways to incorporate movement into phonics practice.

• Teachers wanting an easy way to assess and monitor students’ phonics progress.

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Looking for an engaging and active way to reinforce phonics skills? This scavenger hunt combines movement and learning, making phonics practice fun for Kindergarten and 1st-grade students!

This phonics scavenger hunt is packed with everything you need to get your students practicing essential phonics skills in an exciting, hands-on way. With step-by-step teacher directions, a student-friendly recording sheet, and an answer key for easy assessment, this activity is ready to go! Your students will match pictures to the initial sound, build fine motor skills as they write lowercase letters, and enjoy the built-in movement. This is perfect for independent practice or centers, whether you're teaching in small groups or as a whole class. This is #4 in the Scavenger Hunt Series. It is perfect for kindergarten, first grade, early second grade or any student working on initial sounds. Start with whole-group instruction to guide your students through the process of identifying the picture, matching them to words, and writing their answers. Once they master the format, this scavenger hunt becomes an independent literacy station that can be used again and again with different content!

Take a at my preview for a better peek at what is included. Here is the letters bundle ,the CVC Word Hunt and the VCe Word Hunt  if you’d like ALL.THE.THINGS. in this series. 

Contents:

• Teacher Directions

• Student Directions and Recording Sheet

• Teacher Answer Key

• 15 Picture/Initial Sound Matching Cards

• Recording sheet for assessment or progress monitoring

• Built-in movement and fine motor practice

Perfect for:

• Whole group instruction

• Independent literacy centers

• Scavenger hunts for phonics practice

• Multi-sensory learning that combines movement, visual identification, and writing

Common Core Alignment:

✏️CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.K.2.D: I can isolate and pronounce the initial sound in a word.

✏️CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.2.C: I can isolate and pronounce the initial sound in a word.

How it Works:

1. Students may start at ANY card with their pencil and paper on a clipboard. If this is too much to carry: Adjust the activity, by “hiding” the cards around the classroom writing surfaces such as tables and desks and have a pencil at each station.

2. Write the number of the starting card in the top left square.

3. Look at the picture, say what it is and think about the initial (beginning) sounds.

4. Walk around the room searching for that letter located in the oval in the top right of another card that matches the picture

5. When found, write the Beginning Sound on the line in the first box.

6. Following the arrow on their paper to box 2, write the number of this card in the box on the top left.

7. Repeat until all boxes are full. Students should return to starting card when completed.

You will❤️ it because:

Teachers will love how easy this scavenger hunt is to set up and how versatile it is—use it for independent practice, centers, or whole group activities. It’s aligned with a trusted phonics curriculum and provides a great way to assess students’ understanding. Plus, the built-in movement keeps students engaged and focused, making phonics practice more fun!

Students will love the excitement of searching for the right answers while moving around the room. The matching activity encourages them to think critically about phonics and fine-tune their motor skills, making learning feel like a game.

Who is this for?

• Kindergarten through 2nd-grade teachers looking for engaging phonics activities.

• Teachers seeking a UFLI-aligned, not endorsed by-simply introduced in the same sequence- resource to support phonics instruction.

• Educators needing fun, low-prep activities for independent centers or small groups.

• Teachers looking for ways to incorporate movement into phonics practice.

• Teachers wanting an easy way to assess and monitor students’ phonics progress.

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Go to your My Purchases page and beside each purchase (after 24hrs) you'll see a Leave a Review button. Click that and you can leave a quick rating and a comment. You will get 1 credit for every spent to use on future purchases! I value your feedback greatly, and it helps me create more products to help you!

Thank you so much for your support of my store.

Looking for an engaging and active way to reinforce phonics skills? This scavenger hunt combines movement and learning, making phonics practice fun for Kindergarten to 2nd-grade students!

This phonics scavenger hunt is packed with everything you need to get your students practicing essential phonics skills in an exciting, hands-on way. With step-by-step teacher directions, a student-friendly recording sheet, and an answer key for easy assessment, this activity is ready to go! Your students will match pictures to initial (beginning) sounds, build fine motor skills as they write lowercase letters, and enjoy the built-in movement. This is perfect for independent practice or centers, whether you're teaching in small groups or as a whole class. This is #3 in the Scavenger Hunt Series. It is perfect for kindergarten, first grade, early second grade or any student working on recognizing Beginning Sounds. Start with whole-group instruction to guide your students through the process of identifying the picture, matching them to words, and writing their answers. Once they master the format, this scavenger hunt becomes an independent literacy station that can be used again and again with different content!

Take a at my preview for a better peek at what is included. Here is the letters bundle, the CVC Word Hunt and the VCe Word Hunt  if you’d like ALL.THE.THINGS. in this series. 

Contents:

• Teacher Directions

• Student Directions and Recording Sheet

• Teacher Answer Key

• 12 Picture/Initial Sound Matching Cards

• Recording sheet for assessment or progress monitoring

• Built-in movement and fine motor practice

Perfect for:

• Whole group instruction
• Independent literacy centers
• Scavenger hunts for phonics practice
• Multi-sensory learning that combines movement, visual identification, and writing

Common Core Alignment:

✏️CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.K.2.D: I can isolate and pronounce the initial sound in a word.

✏️CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.2.C: I can isolate and pronounce the initial sound in a word.

How it Works:

1. Students may start at ANY card with their pencil and paper on a clipboard. If this is too much to carry: Adjust the activity, by “hiding” the cards around the classroom writing surfaces such as tables and desks and have a pencil at each station.

2. Write the number of the starting card in the top left square.

3. Look at the picture, say what it is and think about what letters spell the initial, medial and final sounds.

4. Walk around the room searching for the initial sound located in the oval in the top right of another card that matches the picture

5. When found, write the initial sound on the line in the first box.

6. Following the arrow on their paper to box 2, write the number of this card in the box on the top left.

7. Repeat until all boxes are full. Students should return to starting card when completed.

You will❤️ it because:

Teachers will love how easy this scavenger hunt is to set up and how versatile it is—use it for independent practice, centers, or whole group activities. It’s aligned with a trusted phonics curriculum and provides a great way to assess students’ understanding. Plus, the built-in movement keeps students engaged and focused, making phonics practice more fun!

Students will love the excitement of searching for the right answers while moving around the room. The matching activity encourages them to think critically about phonics and fine-tune their motor skills, making learning feel like a game.

Who This Product is For:

• Kindergarten through 2nd-grade teachers looking for engaging phonics activities.

• Teachers seeking a UFLI-aligned, not endorsed by-simply introduced in the same sequence-resource to support phonics instruction.

• Educators needing fun, low-prep activities for independent centers or small groups.

• Teachers looking for ways to incorporate movement into phonics practice.

• Teachers wanting an easy way to assess and monitor students’ phonics progress.

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Students read then crack a secret code when answering Comprehension Questions!

The Reading is based on Celia Cruz.

FREE! Decipher the context clues and symbols to figure out the words to famous Christmas movie titles, such as: Elf Night Before Christmas Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Santa Claus is Coming to Town Frosty the Snowman Nutcracker Home Alone White Christmas Little Drummer Boy Polar Express Plus, have fun writing your own inferencing and logic Christmas movie puzzle at the end. Fun activity for small/whole group with colorful illustrations and Answer Key (at end).

Circle animal names in alphabetical order as fast as you can!

Good for reading vocabulary, sequencing and memory!

Formatting is a little different in the preview. There should be more words that show up.

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Teensy Weensy ABCs & 123s Online Preschool

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This product has the number words 1-10 spread out all over the page in colorful lettering for children to circle numbers 1-10 in order as fast as possible!

Good for reading number words, sequencing, and your memory!

The preview formatting is a little different than what product looks like because of the way it was generated. All the words should be on one page, instead of two. If for some reason you buy it and it looks like that, please tell me and I will fix it.

Click here to find more fun resources:

• Fall/Thanksgiving/Halloween Build a Bat, Gnome, Pumpkin, Cat, Frankenstein, Zombie, Witch, Scarecrow, Hedgehog, Squash, ... Craft Bundle
• All About Emotions for Kids Slideshow Class-English
• Fall Board Game set
• Search & Find The Hidden Letters
• 100 Sight Words Activity Packet
• Monster Game Activity Bundle
• Under The Sea Activity Packet Bundle
• Build Your Own Animal Set Craft Bundle
• Alphabet Letter Coloring Page Book

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This Match-Select-Name writing unit contains fluency support activities directly linked to the Match-Select-Name basketball reading unit. The Match-Select-Name method was presented by L. Oelwein. There has been a significant amount of research done on the efficacy of this method. It is shown to be beneficial for students with exceptionalities including Down’s Syndrome and Autism Spectrum Disorder who are struggling to learn to read using phonics.

There are four stages in the method:

1 - Acquisition (Matching, Selecting, Naming)

2 - Fluency (Practice and Review)

3 - Transfer (Use of new fonts and coloured paper)

4 - Generalization (Ability to read the words in any context/format)

Literacy Skill Development for Students with Special Learning Needs, p. 51. Broun, L.

The resources included in this unit support the fluency stage for the 24 words in the set. The sight words in this set are from the Pre-primer and Primer Dolch word lists. You will find a writing sheet for each word, a colouring sheet for each word, and a board game using all 24 words.

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Make learning sight words fun and interactive with this Sight Word Bingo game! Perfect for kindergarten classrooms, this resource provides a playful way to reinforce sight word recognition, enhance reading fluency, and build confidence in young readers.

Easy to print, set up, and play, it’s ideal for small group practice, literacy centers, or a fun class activity. What’s Included: 15 Unique Bingo Cards: Each card is carefully designed with a different sight word arrangement to keep the game engaging.

Caller’s Word List: Easily track the words called, complete with a checklist for the game leader.

Printable Markers (Optional): Fun, themed markers for students to cut out and use during the game.

Detailed Game Instructions: Clear, step-by-step directions to help you introduce and play the game with ease. Features: Simple and Ready to Use: Just print and play!

This resource is low-prep and works for various learning settings, from classrooms to homeschooling. Engaging Sight Word Practice: Great for mastering sight words with a hands-on, interactive approach. Flexible Use: Perfect for morning warm-ups, literacy centers, indoor recess, or substitute plans. Make sight word learning memorable and enjoyable for your students!

Test your reading comprehension of the first book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid book with this hilarious 60-question multiple choice self-checking digital game - complete with a mystery puzzle!

Students must acquire and read the first book in the Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. After students read the book, they are ready to play the game! It's simple: click the link to access the game. The game gives you audio instructions and guides you. Read the question and choose the answer! You will know right away if you got the answer correct. Throughout the game, you will slowly reveal a secret mystery puzzle - see if you can guess the picture before the game ends! The game should take 20-30 minutes depending on the reading level of the player.

What's Included?

• 60 multiple choice question self-checking digital game
• built-in mystery puzzle
• Printable Certificate of Completion PDF

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Teacher Bethanie

These three pre-reading activities are the perfect introduction to the literature unit for The Scarlet Letter by Nathanial Hawthorne. The activities are anticipatory and get students in the mindset of Puritan and Colonial New England life, put in the shoes of the community members of those times, learn some initial vocabulary, and have the opportunity to tie this all together by writing what they think the novel is about based on these pre-reading activities.

What does this product include?

• One debate/discussion slideshow with 15 statements such as, "People should always be forgiven for their mistakes, no matter how serious the mistake."
• One group/class game "Secret Sinner"
• One printable worksheet with 8 vocabulary words such as "redemption" and "ostracism" for students to match with the definition. This worksheet has an added game in which when all the vocab words have been matched with their definition, students will unscramble the secret word (which is another vocab word), and they have space to write what they think the novel, The Scarlet Letter, is about based on the vocabulary words

How should I use these activities in the classroom?

You will ultimately determine how these three activities can be used, and they truly can be used in whichever order you see fit. And if you have a class full of students who are completely unfamiliar with the plot of The Scarlet Letter, I suggest completing the slideshow first, the Secret Sinner game second, and the worksheet third (or send it home as homework).

Grab the annotation-supported digital and print copy of the novel here.

Make teaching short vowel CVC words fun with this engaging and simple phonics game**!**  This product includes 5 low-prep Build a Word Boards that are perfect for practicing encoding and decoding CVC words. You have a Build a Word game for each of the short vowels. Quick and easy setup plus clear student directions make these activities perfect for reading centers or independent practice. You could even use it as a whole class activity!

Five printable Short Vowel CVC Build a Word Boards are included in both color and black and white. There is also a key for each short vowel board. 

These boards were created with early readers and writers in mind. Instead of random letters like other word games, the letters on each board are specifically chosen to set the student up for success. 

Quick setup and easy-to-read student directions make these warm-up games perfect for independent work, a whole class warm-up, or even an extension activity for fast finishers. 

Here’s what you’ll get:

• 5 printable Build a Word Boards in color
• 5 printable Build a Word Boards in black and white
• Student response sheets
• Answer keys

Ideas for use:

This resource provides engaging activities in a printable PDF. The format is perfect if you have daily reading and writing stations or time for independent practice.  In my online classroom, we use the activity for our session warm-up or a brain break. 

Why your students will love this:

Your students will love practicing reading, writing, and spelling in a new way during reading stations or independent practice.  They’ll be engaged and having fun while playing with words and learning new CVC words.

**Prep is quick and easy…**Just print the pages or upload them to your online classroom, and you’re ready for a fun and engaging class!

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30 different word puzzles! Use these cards as a great way to help kids practice their short vowel/CVC words. I use them with with magnets on the back and have students put together the words and find the matching magnetic letters! Reinforces beginning, middle, and ending sounds. Buy this activity as part of a bundle and SAVE! SHORT VOWEL ACTIVITY SET keywords: games, CVC, short vowels, puzzles, beginning sound, middle sound, ending sound

Challenge your students with this no prep long ee and ea this or that phonics game! Use either just the pictures of various ee and ea words or use the slides that have both the pictures and the words to have your students practice their long e phonics skills.

How could you use this game?

quick check

assessment

whole group

small group

send to parents

tutorials

brain break

Example:

Students see a picture of "leaf" and "leg"

Students hold up a thumb to choose "leaf" as the long e answer

Teacher checks students understanding of long ee and ea

What's Included:

directions slide

example slide

20 ee and ea this or that slides with just pictures

the same 20 ee and ea this or that slides with the pictures and the words

the same 20 ee and ea this or that slides with the pictures and words and circled answer

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Challenge your students with this no prep long ai and ay this or that phonics game! Use either just the pictures of various ai and ay words or use the slides that have both the pictures and the words to have your students practice their long a phonics skills.

How could you use this game?

quick check

assessment

whole group

small group

send to parents

tutorials

brain break

Directions:

Students look and say each pictures name

Students decide which one has the long a sound and either hold up a thumb or 2 fingers for the correct long a sound.

Example:

Students see a picture of "rain" and "ran"

Students hold up a thumb to choose "rain" as the long a answer

Teacher checks students understanding of long ai and ay

What's Included:

directions slide

example slide

20 ai and ay this or that slides with just pictures

the same 20 ai and ay this or that slides with the pictures and the words

the same 20 ai and ay this or that slides with the pictures and words and circled answer

Click HERE to see our other phonics resources!

Click HERE to see our other this or that resources!

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Challenge your students with this no prep long a_e this or that phonics game! Use either just the pictures of various a_e words or use the slides that have both the pictures and the words to have your students practice their long a phonics skills.

How could you use this game?

quick check

assessment

whole group

small group

send to parents

tutorials

brain break

Directions:

Students look and say each pictures name

Students decide which one has the long a sound and either hold up a thumb or 2 fingers for the correct long a sound.

Example:

Students see a picture of "cake" and "cab"

Students hold up a thumb to choose "cake" as the long a answer

Teacher checks students understanding

What's Included:

directions slide

example slide

20 a_e this or that slides with just pictures

the same 20 a_e this or that slides with the pictures and the words

the same 20 a_e this or that slides with the pictures and words and circled answer

Click HERE to see our other phonics resources!

Click HERE to see our other this or that resources!

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Editable Vocabulary Bingo Activity: Help build students' vocabulary with this editable bingo game! Great for test prep, SAT/ACT prep, centers, science, social studies, math, ELA, and any content area that uses vocabulary. You can easily apply this activity to different vocabulary lists used throughout the year!

What's Included

• 3 PDF printable bingo boards in a variety of colors, including black and white
• 3 of the same boards in Google slides and an editable format so you or students can create your own bing cards digitally

Directions

• Access the editable versions of these vocabulary bingo boards OR use the 3 PDF pre-made options.

• For the PDF versions students would write the vocabulary words in different boxes based on your provided list.

• For the Google Slides editable versions, simply type out the vocabulary words you want your students to use (Make sure to make multiple boards so not all students have the same ones.)

• OR share a forced copy with students and let them add their own words from a provided list.

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Challenge your students with this no prep cvc this or that phonics/reading game!

How could you use this game?

quick check

assessment

whole group

small group

send to parents

tutorials

brain break

Example:

Students read the word "pig"

Students hold up a thumb to choose the picture of the pig as their answer

Teacher checks students understanding

What's Included:

directions slide

example slide

20 CVC this or that slides with words and pictures

the same 20 this or that slides

the same 20 CVC this or that slides with the circled answer

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Click HERE to see our other this or that resources!

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This Roll and Read worksheet includes a mix of CVC, CVCe, CCVC, CVCC nonsense words. This game is perfect for RTI, DIBELS, reading centers, tutorials, small groups, homeschooling, homework, sub plans and more! Kindergarten, first grade, and second grade students will practice their CVC, CVCe. CCVC, CVCC words by rolling a physical or digital dice using the provided qr code, and then reading the matching nonsense word.

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What's Included

• 1 Roll and Read Boards with mixed CVC, CVCe, CVCC, CCVC nonsense words included throughout
• 36 nonsense words

Directions

Rolling the Die:

• Students roll a six-sided die to determine which nonsense word they will read.
• Students can also scan the QR code on the worksheet using a device with a QR code scanner to access a virtual dice roller.

Reading the nonsense word:

• Students match the number rolled with the corresponding word on their worksheet.
• Students read the word out loud clearly and fluently.
• Students should focus on pronouncing each word correctly and using appropriate expressions.

Marking Progress:

• Once students read a word, they should highlight or color the box. They could also cover it with a counter or place marker etc.
• If students roll a number they have already completed, they should roll again until they land on a new word.
• Students continue rolling and reading until they have completed all the words on their worksheets.

More Roll & Reads...

Nonsense Words

CVC

CVCe

CCVC

CVCC

Roll & Read Sight Words

Pre-Primer

Primer

First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Roll & Read Sight Word Fluency Sentences

Pre-Primer

Primer

First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

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