This bingo card has a free space and 8 words: Go on a grammar scavenger hunt. In a passage you’re reading, find and list ten nouns, ten verbs, and ten adjectives., Spring, duck, toast, note, and park are all multiple meaning words. For each word, draw a picture that shows two different meanings, and write a sentence to describe it., Go on a suffix scavenger hunt. Take a book, and try to find at least one word that ends with each of these suffixes: -ous, -ive, -tion, -ize, -al, and -ness, Use the letters in Summer Reading Bingo Challenge to make as many smaller words as you can., There are three ways to pronounce the suffix -ed: /ed/ as in rented, /d/ as in sailed, and /t/ as in jumped. In a passage you’re reading, find five examples of each sound of -ed., Go on a prefix scavenger hunt. Take a book, and try to find at least one word that begins with each of these prefixes: pro-, multi-, sub-, trans-, and con-., The letter g can make a hard sound (goat) and a soft sound (giant). In a passage,look for both sounds of g. Make two lists of words. and Pick a category, like sports, and name as many things as you can in one minute. Play again with another category, and try to beat your record!.
Literacy Building | Speech and Language Distance Learning 2 | Word Attack Strategies | Year 4 Summer 1 | Learned Words Bingo
Share this URL with your players:
For more control of your online game, create a clone of this card first.
Learn how to conduct a bingo game.
With players vying for a you'll have to call about __ items before someone wins. There's a __% chance that a lucky player would win after calling __ items.
Tip: If you want your game to last longer (on average), add more unique words/images to it.
