BINGO Phonics
Subject: English language learning
Age range: 5 - 14
Resource type: Worksheet/Activity
This product contains a total of 21 bright and handmade BINGO cards.
The cards are different colours such as orange, light blue, royal blue, red, pink, green, brown, black, purple and pink.
Each card has 8 colourful squares with single letters or double letters.
Preferably the game is played when the teacher calls out a word. Children then listen for the first letter sound and place the counter on that letter and square if their card has this letter. The double letter sounds are for the double letter sound heard for example, in words like book, seen or tooth. Further, If the BINGO card shows the letter ‘t’ and the double ‘oo’, then a counter is placed on each square.
The game can also be played to strengthen final letter sounds too if the teacher prefers. When 6 counters, or however many you choose have been placed on the card, the winner shouts out, “BINGO!” Have the child read out their letters to ensure that he or she really does have BINGO.
BINGO Phonics is meant to strengthen letter sound recognition and possibly improve spelling.
I hope this BINGO game will make for a useful group or whole class activity and also help to make learning more fun.
The cards are different colours such as orange, light blue, royal blue, red, pink, green, brown, black, purple and pink.
Each card has 8 colourful squares with single letters or double letters.
Preferably the game is played when the teacher calls out a word. Children then listen for the first letter sound and place the counter on that letter and square if their card has this letter. The double letter sounds are for the double letter sound heard for example, in words like book, seen or tooth. Further, If the BINGO card shows the letter ‘t’ and the double ‘oo’, then a counter is placed on each square.
The game can also be played to strengthen final letter sounds too if the teacher prefers. When 6 counters, or however many you choose have been placed on the card, the winner shouts out, “BINGO!” Have the child read out their letters to ensure that he or she really does have BINGO.
BINGO Phonics is meant to strengthen letter sound recognition and possibly improve spelling.
I hope this BINGO game will make for a useful group or whole class activity and also help to make learning more fun.
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