Updated: 11 Dec 2019
An active game that allows students to consolidate their understanding of action verbs.
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Pages: 7 Pages
Years: 1 - 4
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An active game that allows students to consolidate their understanding of action verbs.
This teaching resource is an active game in which students can practice identifying action verbs.
Students select a card and then act out the verb they have chosen. There are 18 cards to choose from.
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