Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Reading Word Wall Games

Try these out to learn more about your reading word wall terms.

Click here for the games!

Let me know what you think. Some of the definitions may get cut-off. I'll work on that.

Mr. F :-)

9 comments:

  1. courtney smith
    hey mr.forde i played the word search game and it was really cool

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  2. mr forde the games were fun.
    i played all of them.
    i think the most fun was the word search.
    the finding pairs game gave me points even if i was wrong which was alittle confusing
    the flash cards will be useful if i have to memorize them at one point.
    the word search took a while but it was fun.
    i hope you post more games
    Louis Salas

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  3. Hi Lou and Courtney,

    I am glad you gave the games a try! S
    ee if you can learn the definitions of those words and impress your reading techer!

    See you at Scofield!

    Mr. Forde :-)

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  4. I have a question. Are we going to have a test on these terms? Cam

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  5. Hey Cam!

    I think the intention was simply to give you another way to learn these important reading terms. For some kids this might make them more approachable and/or fun.

    There isn't a specific assessment planned...but it doesn't hurt ot know these terms for the CMTs etc.

    I hope you are having a nice weekend!

    Mr. Forde :-)

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  6. In class i was so interested in checking out the games, so I just played all four games! Out of the four i thought concentration was the hardest,and that the word search was the most interesting;in my opinion.
    - Sydney Free

    [ I hope there's more! ]

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  7. I am glad you tried these Sydney. I will see about trying some other games soon.

    Mr. F :-)

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  8. All the games are great. I can't wait utill you make more. I also think it is a great way of studying. Maybe you can do that for science too. Unless you already did!
    Haley Chase

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  9. Keep up the good work.

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