![]() ![]() This is a super fun and easy way to ramp up vocabulary lesson engagement! Plus, there is a whole section of these no-prep games to cover all of those topics! The binder includes loads of print-&-teach intervention activities to cover basic vocabulary skills, grammar, root words and affixes, and context clues. You can find these vocab games in my Vocabulary Intervention Binder. Just print them out and use them as a vocabulary enriching center, mini-lesson, or fast-finisher! These fun vocabulary games are PERFECT for easy, instant engagement. No-Prep Vocabulary Games (+ Vocabulary Activities Binder) These vocabulary word games printable activities are perfect for no-prep practice! Check them out in my Vocabulary Intervention Binder. Subtract any points from cards left in your hand.Add up all of the points from the words you made.When one player lays down all of their cards, the game is done.The next player can either take the top card of the discard pile, or draw a card from the deck.Their turn ends by discarding one card into the discard pile (face up right next to the deck).If they can make any word from the word bank with their root cards, place that word down face up in front of them. ![]() Player 1 can either draw one card from the deck, or take the top card from the discard pile.Flip the top card over face up next to the deck (this is now your discard pile).Place the deck face down in the middle.You can buy pre-made Rummy Roots cards, or just print out these similar Word Builder cards. This is a fun take on the traditional card game called “Rummy”. Vocabulary games like this FREE root words card game make learning more fun! 4. words (that contain root words) with definitions.root words with a whole word that has that root.*Variations: Instead of matching root words and meanings, you can match… Keep playing until someone runs out of cards.If you get a card that makes a match, put the match down in front of you.If the other person has the card you ask for, they give it to you.Take turns asking for a root or a meaning from the other person.At the beginning of your turn, draw a card from the pile.Players can put down any root + meaning matches.Shuffle the cards and place the stack face down in the middle of the players.Write the meanings on each of the other 10 cards.Write one root word on each of 10 cards.Get 20 different note cards (or more for more players or to practice more roots!).Learning root words is a fantastic vocabulary booster, and it prepares students to learn how to decode multisyllabic words. Plus, the focus on root words is an AWESOME way to equip students with the tools to tackle big words! Root Word Go-Fish Vocab GameĪ vocabulary twist on a classic game! Most kids already know how to play Go Fish, so this is an easy one to learn. Turn the classic Go-Fish into a vocabulary games learning opportunity! 3. I have tons of sticky note activities in my Vocabulary Intervention Binder to make intervention more engaging! You can also have pictures on a piece of paper and use small sticky notes with matching words for students to stick on the pictures.Let students stick them around the room to label things. ![]() Write words on sticky notes (or let students write the words).Let students rearrange sticky notes to make new words (real or made up!).Write word parts on sticky notes (prefixes, root words, suffixes). ![]() If they don’t, re-cover the words and it’s the next player’s turn.
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