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This Long Vowel Matching Cards Game BUNDLE set is a fun way for students to practice this skill. Students love matching the pictures to the words. These are great to use during centers, small groups, and remediation. You can play it like the Memory Game or you can just have students lay out the sets and match up the words and the pictures.
WORDS COVERED:
- ape, ace, bake, cave, case, cake, name, lake, grapes, game, date, crate, skate, late, rake, brain, braid, rain, mail, chain, nail, paint, sail, pail, hay, pay, clay, stay, say, play, tray, sway, stray
- beach, bead, bean, dream, cream, clean, steam, eat, easel, beet, bee, tea, feet, green, cheese, queen, meet, heel, seeds, see, bunny, puppy, penny, messy, jelly, happy, grumpy, candy, sunny, story, money, hockey, donkey, monkey, jersey, turkey, breeze, crazy, grizzly, treats, bleach, sleeve, read, leave, sleep
- dime, bite, bike, five, drive, glide, kite, lime, hive, prize, nine, line, spine, ripe, side, white, vine, time, fry, dry, cry, sky, fight, shy, light, fly, high, night, tight, right, fried, flies, die, lie, fries, pie, tried, tied, tie
- doze, cone, bone, broke, globe, home, note, nose, hose, robe, rope, rose, stone, poke, stove, vote, toe, hoe, coach, coat, boat, load, goat, float, loaf, soap, road, elbow, toast, crow, rainbow, pillow, mow, row, snow, show, tow, throw, blow
- fume, cube, mute, cute, mule, argue, huge, uniform
CENTER ACTIVITIES MADE SIMPLE
Today I want to share some center activities made simple that are tried and true, but work! Who remembers playing the “Matching Game” with either the real cards or just a regular deck of cards? I sure do! And believe it or not – those games are still around and still pretty popular! So… why not create our own sets that correlate to our standards that we need to master in elementary classrooms? Right? So in this blog post, I’m going to share some of our matching games that will help your students with all kinds of different standards. 🙂
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HEAR FROM OTHERS ABOUT SOME OF MY MATCHING GAMES 📢
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Great resource! My students love using these in phonics centers.
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I used for tutoring purposes. Great resource!
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Helpful for my students struggling with their vowel sounds to use in class and at home. Clear and easy to follow.
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I used this in my small group literacy centers and intervention groups.
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My students showed interest in matching games during the holidays. I wanted to continue to provide them with something they enjoy so I bought this and they love it! I'm very pleased with the look and how many pairs there are.
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I am working with a virtual student this year, this is a great resource to send home for the student to still work on vowel sounds without thinking they are spending all day about doing school work.
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51 reviews for Long Vowel Matching Cards Game BUNDLE
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Claudia Y. –
This was a great resource for students who are struggling with long vowel sounds.
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Tangled Webb –
This is great for assessing students who struggle with speech. I also love that it’s color coded so it’s easy to sort. Thank you!
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Christina M. –
My students loved this resource, it was super engaging
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Tara McKenzie –
“This resource was engaging, easy to implement, and student-friendly! The directions were clear, and the activity kept my students actively involved while reinforcing important skills. I especially appreciated how organized and visually appealing the pages were. It worked great for independent practice, small groups, and review. My students enjoyed it, and it saved me valuable planning time. Highly recommend for upper elementary classrooms!”
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Ana R. –
This is a good resource to use as a center activity.
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Marley J. –
I use these over the course of a week to match, sort, spell/sort, and practice fluently writing the words.
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Amy Y. –
My students love word/picture sorts. This is easy prep, too.
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Lana N. –
This resource added a great option for our classroom!
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Amy Y. –
These matching cards are perfect for first grade centers to help students review the vowel teams that we have been working on. I love that it is easy to prep! My students worked together with partners to match up the cards and they were fully engaged while also practicing their decoding skills. Thank you!
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Chaya R. –
My student’s love playing, very easy resource to use.
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Jennifer B. –
My students love these matching games! Thank you!
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COREY S. –
I used this resource for students with vowel IEP goals and it was helpful.
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Ashley Q. –
I have bought several of these centers and I love them! My students know the procedure for the activity and I love how easy it is to just switch the cards to the new skill! thank you for taking the time to create and share this resource!
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Ashley H. –
Students loved the center. There were plenty of pieces to have a group of four complete the center
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Caitlyn L. –
Fun literacy center matching activity for the students to make reading fun! My most reluctant readers participate in this. As an extension, my students sort/record the words.
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Daphine Tilley –
This is a great resource for my tutoring students. Thanks
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Pam Sayer –
My students loved it! It was a great activity! Thanks for organizing it so well!
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K5 Intervention –
This is a great activity for vowel team practice.
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Rachel S. –
I used this in my small group literacy centers and intervention groups.
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Sarah T. –
A great resource to go with my guided reading.
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Alicia A. –
Helpful for my students struggling with their vowel sounds to use in class and at home. Clear and easy to follow.
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Lisa K. –
Great resource, thanks!
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Nicole H. –
I am working with a virtual student this year, this is a great resource to send home for the student to still work on vowel sounds without thinking they are spending all day about doing school work.
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Maria B. –
I used for tutoring purposes. Great resource!
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Jessica Jordan –
My students showed interest in matching games during the holidays. I wanted to continue to provide them with something they enjoy so I bought this and they love it! I’m very pleased with the look and how many pairs there are.
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crayonsandcoffeeplease –
These are perfect! So engaging!
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Tracey A. –
Thanks for your excellent resource. I also appreciate your speedy response regarding obtaining the word lists 🙂
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Brenda D. –
Student very engaged in activities
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Kylie Chapman –
SOOO GOOD!!
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Allie’s Awesome Activities –
Great resource! My students love using these in phonics centers.
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Elementary A to Z –
Can’t wait to add to my Word Work station. Thanks!!
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Cindy Lewis –
Excellent resource for student’s playlist!
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Gwen O. –
Nice Resource!
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Moriah Cropper –
My kids loved these.
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Jennifer C. –
I’m so excited to use this product in my classroom! Thank you!!
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Teaching by the Coast –
Great for my little ones!
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Amy Shoffner –
great for my tutoring groups!
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Kerilynn Viccione –
Great resource! Very comprehensive and useful.
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LovingTheLiteracy –
Fantastic practice for kids.
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Glenna S. –
great resource!
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Ashley J. –
I love using these as a warm up during small group. I hand the students the word and then have the matching picture cards laid out so they have to read their word and then grab the matching pic.
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Steph Teaches –
Thank you
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Jaime A. –
thanks!
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MissBogonis –
great!
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Cynthia AJ Van De Linde –
Love your resources!
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Stephanie Haggard –
great
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Design Meets Data –
Great to teach long vowel patterns, then have the students work on matching the cards independently for extra practice.
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Gloria V. –
Thank you! Great for centers/groups.
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Courtney P. –
Great Product! My kids loved this!
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Beth H. –
Can’t wait to use these with my kinders.
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Hillary Moore –
This is a great resource and has so many different words and cards! Most comprehensive vowel team match I’ve found.
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