Cooking Up Sentences™ Parts of Speech Game
Spice up grammar lessons! Recipes call for students to categorise different parts of speech and build sentences. Add the word of your choice when you draw a Free Ingredient Card–be creative or even silly! Reading aloud a complete sentence recipe at the end promotes fl uency and reinforces spoken grammar. Includes 150 self-checking parts of speech cards. For 2-4 players. Ages 7+
SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J 0344 £15.95 (£19.14 Inc. VAT) Herd of Words™ Homonyms & Synonyms Game
Herd or heard? See or sea? Students round up quirky animals in this engaging game that focuses on: • Synonyms
• Antonyms • Homonyms & homographs
Includes 28 pawns (four different herds), 80 double-sided, self-checking game cards, and game box “pen” measuring 25cm square. For 2-4 players. Ages 7-11
SMALL PARTS. Not for < 3 yrs. P2J 0396 £14.95 (£17.94 Inc. VAT) • Homophones
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Rhyme Out™ Rhyming Words Game
Listen to three consecutive clues and be the fi rst to respond with three correct answers that rhyme with this triple-rhyming word game! Perfect for developing vocabulary, word family awareness and listening comprehension skills. Features two levels of play. Ages 8+
P2J EI-2860 Set of 600 £10.95 (£13.14 Inc. VAT)
Double Duel™ A Sound-Alike Word Game
It’s a drink. A golf ball sits on it. What’s the answer? Tea/tee! High-speed homophone game requires sharp listening and vocabulary skills. Two levels of play allow for differentiated learning. Includes 200 double-sided, self-checking clue cards, Activity Guide and four 8cm buzzers. Each buzzer makes a different fun sound and requires 2 AAA batteries, not included. For 2-4 players.
Ages 7+ P2J 3773 £18.95 (£22.74 Inc. VAT)
Literacy Skills Grammar & Vocabulary Games
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