Call them adjectives. Call them attributes. Call it a bingo game that seamlessly transitions between your academic kiddos and your basic skills kiddos. My caseload is crazy diverse. At any given moment in my class we are teaching conjunctions and counting at the same time. So I need resources that can do double duty and work for a bunch of different kiddos at the same time. I don’t have space for 13 completely different curriculums unfortunately.
This game contains two different versions for ultimate differentiation!
One adjective game identifies objects based on colors to focus on concrete adjectives.
The harder level game identifies objects based on other attributes such as cold, hot, wet, small, large, striped, etc. to target more abstract attributes.
The Visual Answer Key is great to help bridge the skill sets and show students the correct answers. I love teaching my kids how to reference as a way to scaffold towards more challenging skills.
Check out the video preview of this resource:
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