Follow the Link above to play fun Language games to practice your students language targets at home.
Follow the link above to free games and videos. Pick one category you want to focus on and either watch videos or play fun games. There are parent handouts and explanations on how to use materials.
Follow the link above. This website has different language games that you can play together or the student can play on their own. Put in the search bar a target language and look for grade level and pick a game.
This is a website in which you can read stories and have stories read to you and your students. After reading a story talk about what happened.
Follow the link above.
Choose simple pictures you can find on google or take some of your own at home with your phone to place behind the tiles to find. Each time you flip one over take guesses as to what could be hidden.
I Spy
I Spy
Number of Players: 2+
Need: I spy board printed off Click on the word to find a free printable.
Directions:
Think about your students targets.
Set in a rule to elicit the targets: i.e. if your student is working on categories, set the rule that they need to 'spy' 3 things that go together. If your student is working on describing play I Spy the usual way but have them tell you 2 things about the item.
Be specific! Name it and describe it. Unless you are planning on accepting any object that is similar to the object you have spied, it makes it less frustrating for the student and provides you an opportunity to expand their vocabulary. i,e. " I spy a big red ball next to a small turtle..." If you want to make it more difficult describe it differently like this "I spy an object that you can play catch with... that is round... it is the color red... and you can find it near a small turtle."
Winning the game: When you have successfully spied 10 items the game is over.
Go Fish
Go Fish
Number of Players: 2-4
Need: Flash Cards of Target words. and Visual Above
Directions:
Mix up the cards.
Deal out 5 cards to each player. All other cards are put in the middle.
Take out all of your pairs (two of the same card).
Use remaining cards to ask for a pair.
Take turns asking another player for a match to one card in your hand, using the phrase "Do you have...._________"
If the person has it take the match and place it with your other matches and ask for another match. If they do not have the match "Go Fish" (draw a card from the middle)
If you run out of cards draw five more.
Winning the game: When all the cards are gone. The person with the most pairs is the winner.
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