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Chalkboard Word Pairs: In and Out

Are you ready to learn about opposites? Chalkboard Word Pairs: In and Out is an exciting game that helps to teach this skill. With the help of the magic chalkboard, children will explore the concept of opposites by focusing on the words in and out.

In this game, children will need to listen carefully to a word and decide if it represents something that is in or out. They will then look at the two picture choices and either click on or touch the correct side of the chalkboard. With fun illustrations and engaging audio, this game is designed to capture and hold children’s attention as they learn about the important concept of word pairs and opposites.

Chalkboard Word Pairs: In and Out also provides a great opportunity for children to practice their listening and critical thinking skills. By playing this game, children can not only enhance their understanding of opposites but can also develop important cognitive abilities. So, get ready to have fun while learning with Chalkboard Word Pairs: In and Out!

The Royal Shopper

Help the king’s knight shop for everything on his grocery list. Identify the correct word that corresponds with the photo. Players get some practice decoding words that end with a consonant plus -el, -le, and -al.

In The Royal Shopper, 2nd grade students assist Panther Knight, a loyal royal shopper, in selecting items for the king’s shopping list. Children practice decoding multisyllabic words that end with a consonant plus -el, -le, and -al. As they shop alongside Panther Knight, children get an opportunity to reinforce their language abilities.

First Letter in Line

In First Letter in Line, the objective is to build words belonging to the same word family by changing the initial (first) letter while keeping the rest of the letters in the word constant.

A word family consists of words that share the same phonetic sound or rhyme pattern, making it easier for children to recognize and understand similar word patterns. For example, the word family -at might include words like bat, cat, sat, rat, mat, and so on. In this activity, children can explore different word families by changing the first letter of the words while keeping the -at ending consistent.

Word Card Challenge

Ready to play a game with Roxy and Carl? In this word game, players need to drag the correct /ire/ word into the blank of Roxy and Carl’s sentences. Give it a try!

In Word Card Challenge, 2nd grade students play a game with Roxie and Carl that centers around dragging the correct word containing the /ire/ sound to complete sentences.

As they play, children can explore words with the /ire/ sound and can help strengthen their phonics skills, practice their language abilities and reading comprehension, and can help enhance their vocabulary.

Questions with Ivan and Navi

Questions with Ivan and Navi is an educational and interactive game that helps children practice sentence structure when forming questions and work on their sight words and general comprehension. Players join Ivan in his workshop and meet Navi, the robot he created. Navi needs help figuring out how to make questions, and young learners help coach him through this. By the end of the challenge, both children and Navi grow their understanding of proper sentence structure when asking and answering questions, along with word recognition and comprehension

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Chalkboard Word Pairs: In and Out

The magic chalkboard demonstrates the opposites in and out.

The Royal Shopper

Help Panther Knight shop for the king by decoding multisyllabic words that end with a consonant plus –el, –le, or –al.

First Letter in Line

Explore word families with this interactive word-building activity.

Word Card Challenge

Students will play a word card game with Roxie and Carl by dragging the correct word containing the /ire/ sound to complete sentences.

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Questions with Ivan and Navi

Help Ivan teach his robot Navi how to rearrange simple sentences to make questions.

Grammar Kingdom Story Festival

Participate in the Grammar Kingdom Story Festival by identifying the type of sentences shown on the banner and then choosing the correct ending punctuation for each sentence.

Austin and Scout: The Reddest Ruby

Help Austin and Scout retrieve the Reddest Ruby by forming comparison adjectives ending in -er and -est.

The Mystery of the Missing Ball

Look for clues in the text of the story, “The Mystery of the Missing Ball,” to answer questions about the characters, setting, and events of the story.

Flip Book Fun in Grammar Kingdom

Help Grammar Kingdom’s royal bedtime storyteller complete his flip book by splitting sentences between the subject and the predicate.

Magical Homographs

Use context clues to help Granny Franny choose the correct homographs to complete sentences.

Poetry and Prose for Grandma

Determine if a piece of writing of a favorite memory with Grandma is poetry or prose.

Granny Franny’s Poem Repair

Help Granny Franny complete her poems by choosing the correct words to complete sentences.

King Grammar’s Birthday News

Help Rusty Ritter check his newspaper articles on King Grammar’s Birthday for run-on sentences and fix the sentences if needed.

Apostrophe News

Help Mark practice using possessive nouns to improve the sentences in his article for the school newspaper.

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