Adjectives Game for 3rd and 4th Grades: OUCH Game for Small Groups

Are you looking for a fun game that your students can play as they practice identifying adjectives in sentences? This is a hands-on game that your elementary-aged students will love! They can play with a partner or in a small group. They will read sentences and name the adjectives. This game includes 45 sentences in all, so there are many adjectives to identify.

Directions and answers are included. Students take turns drawing a strip, reading the sentence, and naming the adjective(s) in the sentence. If they answer correctly, they get to keep their card. If they give an incorrect answer, the card gets placed back in the draw pile. The first person to collect seven cards wins the game! But be careful! If a student draws a card that says "OUCH", they must return all of the cards they previously collected back into the pot, and start collecting again from the beginning.

If you've never played an OUCH! game in your classroom before, give it a try! It's super fun!

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Here's what teachers like you had to say about using this game with their students:

⭐️ Patience is a Virtue said, "My students love this resource! It keeps them engaged and allows them to practice this skill as needed."

⭐️ Bonnie K. said, "Awesome resource! Kept my students engaged!"

⭐️ Laurence L. said, "What a great way to practice identifying adjectives! Fun and very engaging!"

Feel free to take a peek at some of my related resources! Just click on the links below!
Adjectives PowerPoint

Adjectives Craftivity

Adjectives Worksheets

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