FREE TEMPLATES and DEB GAMES
Games are a great way to get children to read more words without them knowing.
These Templates are designed for you to write in what skill your child or student is working on, and to help build review with sounds, words, spelling rules, syllable types or irregular words.
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DEB Common Suffix Game with Resources
Connect Four games for reviewing common suffixes and spelling patterns. Children learn to recognise common suffixes and understand whether they begin with a vowel or consonant while building morphology, vocabulary, oral language, word reading, and spelling skills. The activities encourage children to explain word meanings, use words with suffixes in sentences, and apply spelling patterns such as the doubling rule and silent e rule, helping develop confidence and a deeper understanding of how words work.
PDF 1 Includes: DEB Common Suffix Game with Resources
• Common Vowel and Consonant Suffixes Connect Four Game
• Common Suffixes Meanings and Examples Sheet
• Common Suffixes Word List
PDF 2 Includes: DEB_Connect_Four_Suffix_Games_Combined Part 2
• Connect Four – Add a Vowel Suffix and We Double! Game
• Doubling Rule Word List
• Connect Four – Add a Suffix (Vowel and Consonant Suffixes) Game
• Connect Four – Add a Suffix (Mixed Practice) Game
• Connect Four – Silent e Rule Game
There is two templates attached one for sounds and one for reading words depending on what skill you are working on.
There is two templates attached one for sounds and one for reading words depending on what skill you are working on.
Find Words Large table
Ready to Go Large table Word Find
Stanley card game-3-1 Open and Closed Syllables
Created by DEB member Keryn Wilson who created this game to support her dyslexic students when teaching open and closed syllables. Keryn carefully choose words that fit across different levels of a scope and sequence, include meaningful vocabulary, and even considered words with multiple meanings to support students who face both language challenges and dyslexia. The game is named after her wonderful dog Stanley, and of course, the students love the familiar connection when they see Stanley’s face on the cards.
Stanley card game-3-1 Open and Closed Syllables
DUCK Word Card Game Pattern CK
This word card game focuses on the CK spelling pattern — often referred to as the “long spelling of /k/ after a short vowel.” A big thank you to a lovely and generous DEB member who created this resource and kindly offered it free for the community to use
PDF Link – DUCK word card game DUCK Word Card Game Pattern CK
Noun vs Proper Noun Connect Four Premade and Blank Version
Link to PDF Copy of Connect Four -4
One digraph bingo game created and ready to download.
Vocabulary Building Reading Worksheet
Created by Sharon Scurr 31 January 2o23
Updated 18 September 2023