Literacy carnival games

Activities: Toss and Blend: A Carnival Game. You could use this so many ways-beginning consonants, medial vowel sounds, ending sounds.....

Fantastically fun literacy games so kids can enjoy learning about the alphabet, phonics, letter recognition, rhyming activities, sight words and more.

So, I was lying in bed one night and my mind kept racing..."How could I make math test prep FUN?" "What could I do to replace the repetitive habit of assigning sampler after sampler for preparing for our state standardized tests?" Then it hit me! A MATH CARNIVAL!!! So, I decided that I would make this vision come to life. It took A LOT OF PLANNING. And that is the truth! I had no idea where to start. All I knew is how I wanted it to look. I wanted streamers, colors, food, and games. Not lame…

Last weekend I hosted a Carnival party for my boys, and we had a ton of easy games that all the kids loved. Today I am sharing all the awesome carnival games and activities I put together for our little party guests. As the guests arrived, they made a couple of guesses at our guessing booth. The person that guessed the correct number of candies was given the jar full of goodies to take home. Our carnival prize punch was a big hit with the guests. They threw small rubber balls at the foam…

Simple and inexpensive DIY carnival party games and activities.

This snowball toss sight word game is a fun, active and engaging way for kids to learn sight words. It's a gross motor literacy activity that kids love!

A collaborative blog that shares teaching ideas and resources geared to third grade teachers and students.

Throw a simple party with educational carnival games. Use these Carnival Party ideas, including printables to get kids excited about learning!

If you've spent any time with students this year, you know pretty much everything is "fire" and that they are obsessed with Hot Takis and Hot Cheetos. I wanted to think of a trendy way to send my middle schoolers off for the summer. Enter these end of the school year student gifts. I printed my end of the year gifts on sticker paper so I could just cut them out and stick them on the bags. You could also print them on normal paper or cardstock and staple, tape, glue, or tie them on. Here's…

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