This game is suitable for up to 4 people and reinforces knowledge of the long o sound. Students need to match either "o_e", "oa" or "ow" to...
This game is suitable for up to 4 people and reinforces knowledge of the long a sound. Students need to match either "a_e", "ay" or "ai" to...
Use these cards to support children in their morning routine before going to school. Print more than one image to a page to create smaller c...
These jeep contractions cards allow students to identify the contraction of two words and check their answers as a self checking mechanism....
This game is suitable for up to 4 people and reinforces knowledge of the long e sound. Students need to match either "ee" or "ea" to the wor...
In this game, students will read a sentence out loud and identify the nouns and noun groups within the sentence. It is a simple game suitabl...
How healthy are your food choices? Healthy Harry is rewarded for landing on healthy food choices in this game that would be a perfect suited...
Use this bright, colourful and engaging board game to help students consolidate their knowledge of facts (objective language) and opinions (...
In this Compare and Contrast Game, students are asked to read two words on a card and apply specific language to creatively compare and cont...
This bingo game was designed to help foundation year students identify and learn their first sight words. Students in year 1 will also reinf...
Identify abstract nouns in this easy to play board game for upper primary students. In this game, students read a sentence out loud and iden...
Identify nouns, verbs and adjectives that begin with the letters that form the word 'Easter'.
Colour each of the lines in a pattern. Consider asking students to colour in a particular pattern e.g. AB, AAB, AABB
Colour the picture within the jigsaw before cutting out the pieces. Can you put them back together?
In "Whats My Sequence?", students must read a set of actions and put them back in the correct chronological sequence.
A great game for upper primary, the "Possessive or Plural Game" challenges students to read a sentence and determine whether the apostrophe...
In "Pick the Pronouns", students are presented with a choice of words from which they must identify the pronoun.
Designed for upper primary students, Phrase or Clause Game challenged students to understand the difference between a phrase and a clause an...
This Hundreds Chart features numbers 101 - 200 with numbers ending in 5 coloured blue and tens are numbered red to assist when teaching skip...
Answer each of the number facts on the Times Tables Challenge Card to add points to your score and move closer to winning the game.
In the game, Seize the Room - Perimeter, players must determine the perimeter of a shape and locate the square containing the matching answe...
In the Perimeter Hunt Game, students will determine the perimeters of various shapes to progress around the game board. An answer card is in...
The Mass Conversion Game is played on two levels. The first level involves the conversion of grams to kilograms while Level 2 involves conve...
The Equal Volumes Game involves conversion of litres to millilitres and vice versa. Students simply match the cards to find the pairs.
Build Time Management Skills with the “Elapsed Time Game”Make learning about time fun and interactive with the “Elapsed Time Game.” This boa...
This little sign is a fantastic display for any space in the classroom designated for drink bottles. It is helpful sign for parents and stud...
This Dexter's Calendar Game uses the 2012 calendar to teach students how to read a calendar. It is a self-correcting game with answer sheet...
