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10th grade game images for special education
ZUBI FLYER HACKABLE FRISBEE
Zubi Flyer is an educational STEAM toy that includes 12 fun games and teaches futuristic technologies through play! Whether inside or outside, Zubi Flyer shows kids (and adults!) how stuff works - Learning electronics and real code is as easy as 1,2,3, Build Hack Play!
1. Build Secure Zubi Flyer's electronic board to the cap using the included magnet wand. Twist the cap into the flying disc!
2. Hack Play 12 pre-programmed games by simply pushing buttons or waving the magnet wand! (psst... I
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
ESL - Games + Activities + Flash Cards for ESL teaching + Complete Lessons
Help your students learn ESL with this material.Included are 10 full sets of 300 different picture cards using real pictures + a book with 44 games/activities.- Flash Cards Contents: 32 Action Verbs Flash Cards50 Classroom Language Flash Cards26 Classroom Objects Flash Cards45 Clothes Flash Cards45 In the City Flash Cards43 Jobs Flash Cards13 Parts of the house Flash Cards14 Pets Flash Cards18 Routine Flash Cards14 Weather Flash Cards- Games and Acitvities book Contents:1- Numbers Crossword2- Nu
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Conversations with Carson: THE QUESTION GAME!
A child's ability to answer comprehension questions such as, "Where are your shoes?", "Who wants pizza for dinner?", and "When is your friend coming over to play?" forms the necessary foundation for functional verbal communication and makes it possible for a child to participate in basic conversations. Social Star Academy designed this jeopardy style game to give children with Autism, other language impairments, those learning English, or any student who needs practice answering common "wh" ques
Grades:
K - 12th
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Figurative Language Tic-Tac-Toe *Freebie*
Enjoy this freebie to see if you will like the bundle before purchasing. Tic-Tac-Toe Figurative Language is a game board that can help your students understand the idiom and its meaning. Students can cut out their squares and then whoever gets three in a row and says all meanings correctly in a sentence, wins!
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5th - 12th
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