Some of my blogging buddies and I are teaming up and having a little giveaway. We are all giving away something different, so, if you visit all the blogs and enter all the giveaways, you will increase your chances to win something great!
I'm giving away a product so new, I haven't even uploaded it to TpT yet! And, I haven't even made a cover for it! There will be 3 winners chosen!
It's a CVC game based on the ever popular game of Go Fish. This game focuses on short a CVC words. By the time this giveaway is over, though, I'll probably have a lot more of these games made, so, the winners can choose the game of their choice. My students have really been enjoying this game and I promised them several more in the coming days.
Just enter using the rafflecopter. I'll announce the winners next week. Good luck! Don't forget to check out all the other bloggers in this giveaway! The links are listed under the rafflecopter!
Oh gosh, I think the sight words are fabulous. Maybe number words? My kids are having a time with some of those!
ReplyDeletekellybrown28021@gmail.com
I would like more parts of speech games - my kiddos struggle with this year after year. :)
ReplyDeleteJulene Hoffman
jhoffman143@yahoo.com
hmm so many ideas, I would like to see adjectives.
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Iteachkidsabc@gmail.com
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Special Teacher for Special Kids
I'd love to see more games on different phonics skills...CVCe words, digraphs, blends, etc. :o)
ReplyDeleteœKaryn
A is for Apple B is for Blog
Kideducator@comcast.net
I would like to see words with "two vowels walking" words. My students are really struggling with this.
ReplyDeletecbartram@kitcarsonschool.com
Thanks for the chance to win this cvc game. I would love to see any type of fun phonics or beginning reading skill games. I have several struggling readers in my room. Thanks for the great ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteHow about compound words?
ReplyDeletetania
My Second Sense
Blends and digraphs would be wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAndrea
Reading Toward the Stars
I would like to see long vowels, dipthongs, consonant clusters and vowel teams. Thanks for the fun!
ReplyDeleteahenry4443ah@gmail.com
Compound words or contractions would be good!
ReplyDeletetjulch@mpsomaha.org
I would love this for my kiddos!
ReplyDeleteI would like to see CVCe and blends.
ReplyDeleteMore phonemic awareness games- thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteyvonnee
Would love this. How about some blends or diagraphs. Kimchaiken@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSight word go fish would be a goodie! :) Thanks for the great opportunity!
ReplyDelete~Jessica
Fun in PreK-1
Great idea! I would love to see CVCe or digraphs.
ReplyDeleteSarah
smbhankinson@gmail.com
Learning is for Superstars
FB page
I would love to see contractions! My students need some work on this!
ReplyDeleteI vote for digraphs and blends! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDelete-Andrea
simmonsa1@sfusd.edu
cielobella@aol.com
I vote for blends and digraphs. Sue PS I love the falling hearts. :)
ReplyDeleteParts of speech for sure! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletedainaroberts@live.com
I would love to see digraphs or compound words :)
ReplyDeleteRae
Mindful Rambles
I like the parts of speech idea, too! Maybe a spring version?!
ReplyDeleteMaria
manakans@hotmail.com
I absolutely love giveaways! Keeping my fingers crossed!!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Kyp (teacheskids@yahoo.com)
Compound words, adjectives and long/short vowels.
ReplyDeletedivingintolearning@gmail.com
What about a game based on kindergarten science themes? Pictures with the vocab concept word underneath??? Cute game.
ReplyDeleteHow about 2D and 3D shapes? The CVC one would be a perfect game to play with my guided reading groups!
ReplyDeleteSara
Polka Dot Kinders
digraphs - thanks!
ReplyDeleteJenni
taylors4md@yahoo.com
Parts of speech! Thanks!
ReplyDeletewendy
1stgradefireworks@gmail.com
I love the CVC words but any of the reading concepts would be great - contractions, compounds, etc. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!
ReplyDeleteMegan
mhorman@north-cedar.k12.ia.us
vowel teams! Thanks for hosting this great giveaway!!
ReplyDelete-Mo
More Than Math by Mo
I would love to see parts of speech too!
ReplyDeleteLong vowel sounds!
ReplyDeleteConchy
Conchy.Marcano@gmail.com
I would love sight words!
ReplyDeleteI would love sight words!
ReplyDeleteblends and digraphs :)
ReplyDeleteReal and nonsense words.
ReplyDeleteMaja
malic1985@gmail.com
Long vowels, blends, digraphs...Thanks for the give away!!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to see 10 more/10 less somehow incorporated into one of the games. Maybe addition/subtraction, or greater than/less than/equal to.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see consonant blends or even something math related.
ReplyDeleteRuthanne rarace81@gmail.com
I would love blends and digraphs too.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI need some new games for nonsense words........ :o)
ReplyDeleteCindy
ccfirstteacher@gmail.com
I would love addition or subtraction to 10.
ReplyDeleteAshley
arclark2012@gmail.com
I would love to see addition or subtraction to 10!
ReplyDeleteAshley
arclark2012@gmail.com
What a great giveaway! I would like to see work with blends and digraphs.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Mjaquillard@oregoncs.org
Contractions are always a tricky concept for my first graders.
ReplyDeleteBlends and digraphs, addition or subtraction, and sight words would be great.
ReplyDeletelfielder@fortsmithschools.org
Looks like a fun game!
ReplyDeleteHomophones/Compound Words/Adjectives/Verbs
ReplyDeleteAny GO FISH game would be fabulous!!
Julie
This looks great! Blends and digraphs would be great:)
ReplyDeleteAnything would be great! I like your stuff! I teach 1 and 2 grade combo room.
ReplyDeleteMy students love playing go fish.. adding CVC words or digraphs on top is a great idea. This game would be a wonderful addition to my classroom.
ReplyDeleteamy.wax01@gmail.com
Love the things you've done! I would love to see short vowels or digraphs!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a silent e game.
ReplyDeleteI would love long and short vowels.! Thanks :)
ReplyDeletejessicanjzee@gmail.com
I would love long and short vowels!
ReplyDeleteStory/word problems!
ReplyDeleteParts of speech!
ReplyDeletetokyoshoes (at) hotmail(dot) com
Would love to see long vowels and blends :-)
ReplyDeleteAndrew
Mr. First Grade
Site words would be great! Thanks!
ReplyDeletehvankuiken@gmail.com
rhyiming or similar ending sounds _at etc.
ReplyDeletewellss@hustisford.k12.wi.us
Suzanna Dixon
I would love a numbers word game or digraphs games!
ReplyDeleteMDKinTeach Christer S. terps17@yahoo.com
Digraphs would be great, as well as number sense games.
ReplyDeletemgerlitz59@yahoo.com
Great idea! I would like to CVCe words!
DeleteKaren
anappleadayinfirstgrade.blogspot.com
syllables - dividing words into syllables
ReplyDeletewiardmolly@yahoo.com
Digraphs and blends would be awesome! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteksworwood@yahoo.com
I would love to see all kinds of Math games! :)
ReplyDeleteI would like digraphs or blends.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to say, I like all of the things you have come up with so far. Maybe an I have who has game. Also more lessons to put in our writing center.
ReplyDeleteLong vowel games would be great! The go fish game looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteRhyming word games are ones that my kiddos always love!
ReplyDeletePhonics skills like so many have mentioned. Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteFor my class, I think that they would benefit from games that use Rhyming words and words from the same word families (-at,-an,-en,-ig, etc.). Thank you!!
ReplyDeletePhonics
ReplyDeleteWhat about prefixes and suffixes?
ReplyDeleteChristina :)
Apples, Books, and Crayons
applesbooksandcrayons@gmail.com
Thanks for the chance to win. I would like to have some kind of game using alphabetical order. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteblends, diagraphs, compound words
ReplyDeletejacklynmueller7@gmail.com
Vowel teams such a confusing concept for little ones to understand
ReplyDeleteI love visiting your blog and you always have great ideas! Thanks. Here's to hoping :)
ReplyDeleteFirst Grade by the Sea
I would love to see blends and digraphs.
ReplyDeleteMmmm....bossy R please! :)
ReplyDeleteJana
Jprowell11@gmail.com
I would love anything with silent e words or ay ai words.
ReplyDelete✰ Stacy
Simpson Superstars
Silent e or beginning blends!
ReplyDeleteKatie
katiereeder@gmail.com