Abcya nouns and verbs game
[DOCX File]Hume Valley School Broadmeadows
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A noun is a person, place or thing. For example, a person = teacher, place = office, thing = table.
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Play any language arts game. All of their games are free to access on desktop computers. The app is available as a free download and offers 6 free gams every week.
[DOCX File]www.humevalley.vic.edu.au
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Yesterday we learnt a little bit about nouns, adjectives and verbs. Now let us try to put them into good use by making a short story. I am going to give you some words to help you write your story.
[DOCX File]Colorado Springs School District 11
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Play “Add them up” with two dice. Each player rolls the dice and adds them up. The player with the higher number wins. Keep track of your wins. The player to get 10 wins first wins the game! Play again.
[DOCX File]Match Up Math teachers.com
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ABCya! Second Grade children's computer games & activities feature large and easy-to-use navigation buttons as well as voice instructions. Games and activities include: alphabetical order, upper-case and lower-case letters, counting numbers, connect the dots, numerical order, shapes, addition, e-storybooks and holiday games.
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