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Preparing:
Print, laminate, and cut all cards.
Included:
80 Cards: Scrambled words with definitions
The first letter of each scrambled word is underlined.
Answer Keys
How to play:
Shuffle and divide cards evenly to students. Students will keep cards in a pile face down
in front of them. Students take turns
choosing their top card from the pile and unscramble the word shown on their
card one at a time. After all students
in the group have unscrambled their words, everyone discards their cards into
the center of the table at the same time.
When two discarded cards match, the first student to call out the word
“match” or the word of the match shown like, “tree, gloves, skis, etc.”, gets
the entire pile. The student with the most cards wins!
Alternative for
younger students:
Place answer keys in direct view of group or give each
student their own set of answer keys to assist them with unscrambling the
words. (Like a word bank!)
I hope you all enjoy!!!
Kristine
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so cute - skiing! love it! I need more paper and ink! (lol)
ReplyDeleteThis activity looks great. I love how it targets vocab and higher level thinking in one!
ReplyDeleteI would love this!
ReplyDeleteI love any sort of vocabulary activity!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. I could use all kinds of vocabulary activities. Love the higher level thinking that goes with this one. I could maybe use something with tiered vocabulary or context clues.
ReplyDeleteThis activity looks so cute and has the cutest clipart! I like M Wilson's idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is cute! Vocabulary activities are always useful!
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DeleteThank you for your giveaways. I love your ideas and enjoy shopping your TPT store.
ReplyDeleteThanks again for your work. Vocab activities are always welcomed. Maybe you could also do some context clues activities for grades 4-6 level. Even some of my middle and high school kids can't use context clues effectively even using a 5th grade text.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see some making associations to build semantics!
ReplyDeleteI love this! Definitions are a great additions!
ReplyDeleteI know exactly which clients I can use this for. I really like that it targets older clients which are harder to find activities for.
ReplyDeleteYour materials are all great, and make life a lot easier for this 1st year grad student :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a creative and different vocabulary activity. I love how it makes the student think and reason!
ReplyDeleteI have so many kids working on vocabulary/definitions. Great activity!
ReplyDeleteVocabulary packets are so helpful! This is such a fun activity too! :D
ReplyDeleteI love that you have created an activity to target the "older" kiddos! Looks to be loads of fun (and plenty functional, too!)
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