Who Has…? Game Cards for Synonyms
Here's a great way to practice and check your students' ability to identify synonyms. Mix up and pass out the cards to your students. Each of the game cards has an answer (e.g., I have huge.) and then a question…
Name It! for Synonyms
If you are looking for a challenging vocabulary game for your older students, this may be just what you need! This game has students thinking of as many synonyms as possible for each word given. The higher the vocabulary level…
Cupid Says – A Valentine’s Day Game for Following Directions
Get your students up on their feet and following directions with "Cupid Says," a Valentine's Day version of "Simon Says"! If the command doesn't start with "Cupid Says," then your students aren't supposed to follow the command. Included are 20…
Cookie Crumbles Speech Game for L, S, and R Sounds
This exciting game keeps your students in suspense...their next card could be a broken cookie! Use this game with students working on /l/, /s/, prevocalic /r/, or vocalic /r/ at the word, phrase, or sentence level. How to play: Print…
Guessing Game – Thanksgiving Theme
Get your students thinking with this clue-solving game. You read the clues and the students try to figure out the word. The fewer clues they need to guess the answer, the farther they go on the game board or the…
Fill the Barn Collecting Games
Be the first to fill the barn with animals to win this game! Use the printable dice game or the interactive PowerPoint spinner game with just about any stimuli or goal! The interactivity of the PowerPoint game includes a randomized…