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| Picture Credit: David Willbanks |
It is time for another Throwback Thursday over at The Teaching Tribune. Keeping with the pirate theme for this week, I am reposting a game I made when I first began blogging. This game continues to be a class favorite. Of course, I do not have any pictures of the kids playing it! I put the sticks in a sand bucket to help fit the theme.
**This post originally appeared on Learning Ahoy!! on June 12, 2011**
Ship Wrecked! (math & sight word game!)
After seeing a game called Don't Get Zapped on Swap Frog First Graders (I love this blog by the way) I decided to add my own spin to the game to make it fit the pirate theme. The name of the game is Shipped Wrecked. Students pick a stick and read the work or solve the problem. If they get it correct they get to keep the stick, if they get it wrong they put it back. If they pick a stick that says Ship Wrecked then they need to put all of their sticks back. If they pull a stick that says trade with another player, then they need to give their sticks to another player and the other player takes the first players sticks. I think lose a turn is self explanatory :o)
To make this game, print out the game sheet on to address labels. Then cut in half and place on craft sticks.
Let me know your thoughts and if you have any other ideas on how this game can be adapted. Also, please check out Swamp Frog First Graders if you haven't already by clicking on the button.
To make this game, print out the game sheet on to address labels. Then cut in half and place on craft sticks.
Let me know your thoughts and if you have any other ideas on how this game can be adapted. Also, please check out Swamp Frog First Graders if you haven't already by clicking on the button.
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