Short A and Long A Phonics Review Game | Follow the Vocab Activity | K 1st Grade

Letter A Follow the Vocab:

If you want an exciting way to practice letter A phonics words, this is the game for you. With a variety of difficulties and short A/long A words, this is the ideal review game. Many students will be able to get involved in each round and with ten rounds, the whole class will enjoy themselves while practicing phonics at the same time.

• 21 slides.
• 10 rounds.
• Short and Long A practice - question prompted by pictures.
• After the front slide the game begins.
• First rounds are easier with less pictures.
• Later rounds are harder with up to 9 pictures at the end.
• Teams will take it in turns to answer.
• Words used: mat, hat, case, cake, snail, rat, sad, sail, wave, ran, play, map, lake, vase, rain, cave, bake, cat, bag, clap, sand, bank, can, band, fan,
• Includes sound effects for increased entertainment.
• Picture style: clipart

Gameplay

1. Taking round 1 as an example.
2. Three pictures are shown. After ten seconds they will disappear.
3. Students are to try and follow at least one of these pictures.
4. Click the go button to begin.
5. The three pictures will mix between themselves and end in a different position.
6. Team A goes first.
7. Anybody in the team can answer.
8. Say the number and then the word.
9. Click on the card to see if the answer is correct - 1 point per correct answer.
10. After Team A have answered. Offer the chance for Team B and subsequently C, D etc in order. to answer. Attempt to get all of the cards answered before moving on.
11. Click on the arrow to continue to round 2.
12. If you ever need to replay a round, you can press the refresh button on the left side. Note: pressing go won't work after a refresh, you can start by pressing any blank space on the page (ie. anywhere but on the cards or go button). It will work again fine after this point.
13. As the game goes on, you may want to change the rules by allocating 2 words for each team to follow with bonus points if they can answer any other words.

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