New Zealand Essential Spelling Lists 1-7 (+ commonly misspelt words).
A fun board game to help your students learn their spelling words. The variety of boards will give them a sense of choice and will help to keep them motivated to play. The cute graphics are bound to appeal to both you and your students.
Included:
♦ 6 different game boards in 3 different styles (click on ‘preview’ above to see them all). All have a penguin theme.
♦ Word lists.
♦ Blank template to make up your own word lists (if necessary)
♦ Reference chart for students (homonym/homophone words that they will need to put in a sentence).
How to play:
A game for 2 or more players. Roll the dice and move your counter around the board. You will land on a coloured square. Another player will ask you to spell a word from that colour group from the essential spelling list that you are currently learning. You can spell the word out loud, or write it on a piece of paper. If you spell the word correctly, you receive one point. The winner is the player who reaches a predetermined number (eg 20 points), or whoever has the most points after an allocated time.
Your students can play this game with anyone! Players do not need to be playing against others on the same word list.
Great for daily 5, literacy centres, word study, early finishers, wet day games, etc.
This game can easily be adapted to any spelling words. You will just have to write them on the blank template that is provided. Easy!
Designed on A3 size paper.
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© Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources
A fun board game to help your students learn their spelling words. The variety of boards will give them a sense of choice and will help to keep them motivated to play. The cute graphics are bound to appeal to both you and your students.
Included:
♦ 6 different game boards in 3 different styles (click on ‘preview’ above to see them all). All have a penguin theme.
♦ Word lists.
♦ Blank template to make up your own word lists (if necessary)
♦ Reference chart for students (homonym/homophone words that they will need to put in a sentence).
How to play:
A game for 2 or more players. Roll the dice and move your counter around the board. You will land on a coloured square. Another player will ask you to spell a word from that colour group from the essential spelling list that you are currently learning. You can spell the word out loud, or write it on a piece of paper. If you spell the word correctly, you receive one point. The winner is the player who reaches a predetermined number (eg 20 points), or whoever has the most points after an allocated time.
Your students can play this game with anyone! Players do not need to be playing against others on the same word list.
Great for daily 5, literacy centres, word study, early finishers, wet day games, etc.
This game can easily be adapted to any spelling words. You will just have to write them on the blank template that is provided. Easy!
Designed on A3 size paper.
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© Suzanne Welch Teaching Resources
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