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Games | Vocabulary
Words
"This book is a great resource for
elementary level teachers and students to use in
the classroom for various learning
activities. ... children will learn new
vocabulary words and definitions while
journeying to the Land of Pink Power ... the
book promotes girls empowerment ... " -
Tracye Kornegay, Elementary School Teacher
Welcome Teachers!
The above quote is just an example of the fun
way your students will enjoy playing the Tongue
Twister Reading Game! Allow each
student to read one page out loud. If
their tongue becomes twisted, they are
out. The next student must start where the
last student left off.
Definition Game
Play this game before reading the
story. Divide classroom into two groups,
boys against girls. This game may possibly
permit girls to show their pink power by
defining all the "P" words before the
boys. It will help them learn new words
before they start reading the story. Set a
timer; the group with the most definitions in 30
minutes win.
Grades K - 5th
Put a sentence / paragraph on the board each
day. Children will have fun helping their
teachers / parents properly pronounce the tongue
twisters. Make a copy of the paragraph for
children to take home to repeat for their
parents. Always sneak in some words from
the vocabulary list. Start with a
challenging page of tongue twisters -- the fun
will begin.
Grades 2 - 5: Alphabetizing Game
Divide the classroom into groups. Put
all "P" words in alphabetical
order. Bonus points: alphabetize any
word with the letter "P" on a separate
list. Allow 15 - 30 minutes. The
group with the most words beginning with the
letter "P" in the correct order
wins. One point for every bonus word in
alphabetical order. This story has more
"P's" than any story ever
written. It has more "P" words
than Peter Piper Peacock or any other ...
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