My students LOVE games. You put a skill with a board game and they are all over it! :)
So, I decided to make a bunch of alphabet games that you can use with your little ones!!
THese board games are perfect for small group instruction, practice, literacy stations, or even review!
They help reinforce:
letter knowledge
letter sounds
beginning sounds/ending sounds
and MORE!
INCLUDED:
Capital Letter Board Game
Lowercase Letter Board Game
3 Blank Board Games
Capital Letters (color)
Capital Letters (b&w)
Lowercase Letters (color)
Lowercase Letters (b&w)
Directions:
Roll a dice and move that many spaces. When you land on a square, you must say the letter name, letter sound, or beginning/ending sound. If you do, you can stay. If you do not, you must go back.
There are many OTHER ways you can play this game:
Letter Sounds (say the sound the letter makes when you land on it)
Lowercase Letter Recognition (say the letter)
Uppercase Letter Recognition (say the letter)
Beginning/Ending Sounds (say a word that begins/ends with that letter)
Writing Practice (land on a letter, and you have to write the letter)
EVEN MORE ADVANCED IDEAS (for differentiation):
Land on a letter and write a word with that letter
Vowel Practice (make a word with that vowel in the beginning/middle/end)
The ideas are endless!!
There are also blank board games where you can roll the dice, and pick up a card. The student then has to say the name of the letter, sound, or word that starts/ends.
If you have any other ideas that you use with this pack please comment and share! I LOVE to hear how teachers use my products differently than intended! Everyone always has such great ideas!!
Click Here, or on the picture above to check it out!
Happy Teaching!!
Wow! It is a great game and I love it! Not sure if you ever heard of those, but I am a teacher at a local Helen Doron Early English School and I will surely use this game for kids age of 5-7 years. I am sure it should help them to study quickly the capital letters as they love different board games. Do you have something for better writing for children of 8-10 years old. I would greatly appreciate this. Because kids’ writing is getting worse in worse in entire America and they have to turn to different writing services (check here) rather often, that is why it is our duty to help them!
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