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Jun 5, 2011
My favorite part of this game is that it forces the kids to listen; if they say "What?" because they didn't hear what was said before them, I say they're out.
Judy
MaryB..............my MS ESL students love that game!
The first time I introduce it each year, several have played different versions in ele. school, but they have to learn these new rules: I say the word, the first student says the word, then says the first letter. Each student in the row say the next letter until the last student says the last letter, then that person has to repeat the word. We prac...See More
Becky
My third graders enjoy playing Sparkle. We try to play it every week before our spelling test.
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