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…
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…
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…
Looking for some more difficult vocabulary practice for your older students? This dominoes game is a fun way to get them a lot of practice with 10 harder antonym pairs. The game rules are included below, but you can let…
These antonym dominoes give students a lot of practice for each set of words. There are 10 easy level antonym pairs used in this game. The game rules are included below, but feel free to let your students match up…
These simple activities can be used with younger students for basic skills such as color or number matching or with older students as a reinforcement for their speech and language practice. What you need: pom poms in a variety of…
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…