It's a game for 2 students. One of them chooses an empty square and makes a dot inside. Then he rolls a die and depending on the number he's got makes a sentence (1,4 - affirmative, 2,5 - negative, 3,6 - interrogative).
For example: I am a princess/ He isn't a king/ Are we clowns?
If the sentence is correct, he draws something inside the chosen square (we use snowflakes and hearts or flowers). If he makes a mistake, his opponent has a chance to correct it and draw his own sign instead. The first one to make a row of four signs (either in a vertical, horizontal or diagonal position) is the winner.
There are 2 different sets to play with.
Students roll a die and name the pronoun they land on. If
it's a picture, they say which pronoun it represents and find it on the
board. If it's a word, they read it and show the corresponding picture.
The pictures where two people (or animals) are hugging each other mean
"WE". There can be many other ways to use the game - just follow your
imagination.
personal pronouns boardgame
This
is a board game for elementary students to practise the articles. You'll
need a die and counters to play it. Students roll the die and name the
article that should be in the sentence they land on. Sometimes no
article is needed. If the answer is wrong they move one space backwards.
You can invent your own rules :-)
ARTICLES BOARD GAME
