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I don't remember who put together the Kung-fu Panda board game (you are awesome), but I used the layout to create a Sudden-Attack themed one. Ran through it several times at my all boys school and they loved it. First, the kids say a sentence using the target pattern of the day, then take a turn.We played as a class with the board on the presentation screen.  If you play this way, use large tape-backed red and blue game pieces, and a single die.

Here is an Adventure time board game I made to help students practice speaking the expressions " I like _______." Help Yourself. You can change the pictures or insert key expressions instead to fit your chapter.

thank you for nice board game .

Made this simple game right after my kids were really into Inside Out. I assign target vocab to the letters of the alphabet on the game.

Hi.  While these don't have such a fun theme as a lot of the board games here,  Here are a couple simple, easy to edit/adapt board games, that get students to perform 2-sentence dialogues

5th grade 5.5
A) Whose _____ is this?
B) It's ______'s (B draws a card)

4th grade 5.2
A) What (are you/is he/is she) doing?
B) I'm/He's/She's _______ing

A simple Mario/Minecraft themed board game. The colors of the spaces can each be assigned a key expression for the student to speak before ending his/her turn. I used flashcards from previous lessons to randomize things further.

Ex. land on a blue space-- "Do you like _______?" The player draws a card to fill in the blank and says, "Do you like soccer?" The other players respond appropriately. Or, there can be one key expression and each color can be assigned a different response. It's flexible.

The mat for the flashcard piles-- you can insert the key expressions before printing but I left them blank, laminated them, and just used whiteboard markers to reuse them for different grades.

I've used it for both middle and elementary levels and it's gone over pretty well.

GOOD ~ :)

GOOD!

Good Material!!!