Contraction games

Looking for a low-prep, easy-to-use center for practicing contractions? Come visit us at Games4Gains.com to see how we've re-purposed these plastic eggs to make this fun contractions game!

Who's kids love to get up and moving? I know mine do and boy do they need it. We require them to sit, listen, be quiet, whisper. Lord k...

We have created this free "I Have, Who Has" contractions game to give students practice with forming contractions. via @TheCCorner

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In working with my 2nd grader just recently on contractions again, I created some SIMPLE Contractions Puzzles. Seriously. There are no bells and whistles with these. Just simple, easy-cut puzzles. *This post contains affiliate links. **The free download can be found at the END of this post. Introducing Contractions to Readers Contractions can ... Read More about SIMPLE Contractions Puzzles

Is your kid having trouble with contractions? Try out this simple memory matching game.

FREE Contraction Dominos Educational Game for 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade. This is such a fun, hands on learning game for learning contractions. Perfect for centers, homeschool, after school, and summer learning.

Teach students to use apostrophes in contractions with this engaging hands-on resource. This bundle includes eight days of lessons and activities, a PowerPoint presentations, an anchor chart, two interactive notebook pages, class games, task cards, a fun contraction cootie catcher, and a quick assessment. This is a complete hands-on mini unit. #HollieGriffithTeaching #AnchorCharts #2nd

Learning and practicing the phonics concept of contractions can be tons of fun! The Make, Take & Teach Contraction Bingo activity is ideal for either your small group instruction or as an activity for independent centers. When you download this activity you will receive 5 bingo cards with 24 different contraction cards. You can download …

FREE Doctor Contractions Matching Game - This is such a fun way for kids to practice contractions in a educational game for 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, and 5th grade students at home or in homeschool.

Games make learning fun, so print out and play Superhero Memory to learn contractions. Who knew grammar could be so exciting?

Grab a set of printable contraction puzzles to use in your next grammar lesson for kids! There are 84 awesome grammar contraction puzzles in the set!

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Hi friends! Just popping in to share a few activities we are worked on this past week. Contraction surgery is a themed day to support our previous learning of contractions. My kids have enjoyed this idea for years, so I'm excited to finally have a product that meets the needs of how I teach the skill. Here's a little background on building my theme. I purchased the lab coats several years ago on Amazon. The store is called Makerspace Lab. The coats came in a pack of 10 for $19.99. I've used…

FREE Superhero Contractions Memory Game - great for 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade (homeschool, language arts)

Make practicing contractions fun with this super cute, free printable Contractions Game. This Contraction Bingo is a fun printable bingo game perfect for helping first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and fourth grade students practice learning contractions with a fun twist! Simply print the pdf file with the match the contractions activity and you are ready to play and learn!

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FREE Crab Contractions - this is such a fun, hands on educational activity to help first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade kids to learn contractions. This free printable activity is perfect for centers, extra practice, seat work, spring break, and more.

Contractions are great for writing words shorter to save some time. But there is some confusion when students shorten the words. Contract means to make smaller. Students contract two words into one small word. This is what students need to remember about contractions: The first words always stays the same (except for the word; will not, won't). The apostrophe goes where the letters come out. I have a Free Contractions Bingo game to practice reading and writing contractions. This 2-Player…