Name: St. Patrick's Day ELA and Math Games - Differentiated Kindergarten
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St. Patrick’s Day ELA and Math Games

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When students are engaged in playing games, their memory and their motivation to learn increase. These 11 St. Patrick’s Day games for Math and ELA are a perfect way to keep kindergarten students engaged while practicing essential skills.

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Categories: Math Centers, Literacy Centers, All Literacy, Ten Frames, St. Patrick's Day, All Math, Math Fluency, Digraphs, Math Games, Sight Words

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This set of St. Patrick’s Day Games includes 11 different games for your classroom.

You can find a description of each of the games by reading this blog post HERE.

Games included:

Find Your Mate Leprechaun Edition – Digraphs
Spin To Win A Pot of Gold – Numbers and Ten Frames
Yatta St. Patrick’s Edition – Digraph Fluency Game
Roll, Say, Keep Shapes for St. Patrick’s Day – 2D and 3D Shapes
Leprechauns Love Race – Number Building
Spin and Spot a Pot – Editable Sight Words
Leprechauns Love To Spin and Win Board Game – Editable Sight Words
Spin, Read, Write, Race to the Top – Editable Sight Words
Spin and Win – Editable Sight Words
Leprechaun Bump – Editable Sight Words
Tricked Ya – Editable Sight Words
Luck of the Irish Hide and Seek – Editable Sight Words

Games for whole groups, small groups, independent learning, and early finishers. There is definitely something for everyone.

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