Brain-E-Games

This is a delightful picture lotto board game that encourages children to match.

• Good for hand-eye coordination.
• A great game to introduce before they learn the alphabet.
• 4 printable lotto boards and 36 different picture tiles.
• Really cute graphics

This is a colourful First Alphabet Lotto game.

• Young children can match up magnetic fridge letters (not supplied) to the letters on their lotto boards.

• Each board has 5 letters including one Vowel (a, e, i, o, u) with a picture that begins with the vowel sound.

• For even more fun, you could play this as a 'Fishing Game' with a magnetic wand!

• Includes 5 large printable lotto boards and instructions

• Includes 4 large printable boards and an extra set of letters for playing 'Matching Pairs'.

• Includes teachers notes for extended learning.

• Children can use a magnetic wand to 'fish' for letters to make their first three letter words.

• Each board has a cute picture of the word they are making which includes one of the vowel sounds, (a, e, i, o, u).

• Great manipulative play as well as visual learning.

• Use with magnetic letters (not included).

• 15 Boards with words: cat, ted, pig, dog, bug, hat, net, bag, sun, bun, log, hen, bin, pip, mop.

• Vowel Flash Cards: a, e, i, o, u

• Two Sets of Word Flash Cards (One set with a picture and one set with just the word)

• Students match up an alphabet letter to a picture that begins with the letter SOUND.

• Share dominoes between players.

• Players take turns to match an alphabet letter with a picture beginning with the same letter sound or vice versa.

• The first player to put down all their dominoes down or who has the least number left, is the winner.

Letters/pictures used:

apple, bed, cat, dog, elephant, fish, gate, hat, ice-cream, jam, kite, leaf, man, needle, orange, pig, quilt, rabbit, sun, toe, umbrella, violin, window, xylophone, yellow (crayon), zebra.

Makes 26 dominoes.

• Players take turns, matching up a word with a picture, or a picture with a word.

• Really cute graphics!

Instructions for Noun Dominoes:

• Each game contains 25 of the most frequently used words in the English Language.

• Both games come with an extra set of words for playing 'Matching Pairs'

• Each game has 4 printable BINGO boards

Sight Words Used in Sight Word BINGO 1:
his, my, said, look, one, of, come, I, with, have, do, me, to, has, is, no, the, at, and, go, by, was, see, you, for

Sight Words Used in Sight Word BINGO 2:
he, in, it, that, but, are, had, him, not, on, so, they, we, with, big, into, like, little, her, up, where, what, who, this, she

You can use M&M's as counters for a great motivator!

• 12 dominoes

• 11 flash cards with just the words printed. (I usually keep these on a 'ring' as shown to give you an idea of how to store them.)

• Choose from Northern or Southern Hemisphere

You will need:

12 pegs (spring type work best)
Length of elastic or string for washing line

• Makes 4 large lotto boards.

• Digraphs Used: sh, ph, th, ch, wh

• Includes 4 large printable BINGO cards

• Includes 24 printable initial blend tiles:
  br, pl, spl, fr, cr, gr, bl, squ, sw, tr, sp, str, pr, spr, cl, fl, sl, gl, sm, qu, sn, sk, st, dr

• Different words are created each time you play this game

• Different words can be made each time you play this game which make it interesting and actually more difficult than it looks!

• End blends used in the game:
  id, ft, ng, ch, lt, sh, nt, lp, th, pt, sp, ck, lf, nk, ct, mp, nd, lk, lb, lm, st, sk.

• Collective Nouns are those which deal with collections of things or persons.

Makes 24 Dominoes.

• Homonym comes from two Greek words meaning 'the same' and 'name'.

• A homonym is a word which has the same sound as another, but which has a different meaning.

• This domino type game will introduce students to the most common homonyms and give vocabulary practice.

Makes 24 Dominoes.

• A domino type game that gives practice using/spelling of contractions by matching up complete words and their abbreviated version.

Makes 33 Dominoes/Contractions.