Included:
36 colored game cards and 36 black and white homework/activity sheets.
How to Play:
Print and laminate all colored game cards. Cut apart cards and place face down on table or playing area. Students take turns drawing cards and reading the scenario. Students will talk about the given scenario/situation using attributes, complete sentences, grammar, details, sequencing, and more! Each student will use a dry erase marker to cross off a summer icon each time a detail is given. Have the students provide at least three details for each given scenario. The student to collect the most cards is the winner! The included homework/activity sheets allow students to practice the above skills for carryover. Each summer icon should be colored in each time a detail is given.
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Thanks so much, and keep up the awesome work. Please feel free to delete this- again, sorry for clogging up the comment section. =) Have an awesome day, and I look forward to your response!
Best,
Brian
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