A fun, engaging board game to consolidate students' understanding of blends and sounds.
In this Twister inspired phonics game, students use their knowledge of initial blends and final sounds to build words with their fingers. The winner is the person that has made the most words.
An empty card has been included so that you can use your own blends!
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Hi Tania, Thanks for letting us know about this. We have changed this to 'skill' rather than 'skow' - we hope you enjoy using this resource with your class. Kind regards, Holly
Hi, Can't wait to use this with my class, but am just wondering what the word skow means on the 'sk' page? Thanks
Hi Tania, Thanks for letting us know about this. We have changed this to 'skill' rather than 'skow' - we hope you enjoy using this resource with your class. Kind regards, Holly
can you make an editable version?
Hey Molly, thank you for taking the time to contact us. That sounds like a fantastic idea. Please feel free to put this into a request on our requests page.
This is so much fun!
Thanks for the feedback Justine! Glad to hear you enjoyed using this resource :)