Description
Get this awesome NO PREP phonics game bundle that reviews Wilson Reading System Steps 7-12 Wheel of Fortune with one click! Looking for a way to increase student engagement and enjoyment while improving and reinforcing word morphology and phonics? You can play this game directly from your computer or print the pages in color. I’ve included tons of words so that you can continue playing this game year after year. Just click the embedded link, give the wheel a spin, and start playing. This zero prep activity is a must for all your readers including students with dyslexia, language processing, or other special needs. This classic game bundle includes a multi-sensory approach for reviewing specific phonics and word morphology in a simple, and fun way! Students love the competition created in this game, whether it’s the chance to steal the money from an incorrect response or when someone goes bankrupt. It’s tons of fun and so easy to play. All you need are a few simple materials on hand (whiteboards, markers, and erasers) and you’re ready to go. It’s also ideal for sub plans, Fun Fridays, Brain Breaks, review, last minutes activities, and distance learning.
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What is included?
- Wheel of Fortune games for Steps 7 through 12, 4th edition
- Directions for playing the game
- Embedded link for the Wheel Spinner (or feel free to use your own)
- Play directly from your computer or print the pages in color
- Every phonics rule your students have learned so far is incorporated into this game
- Even students in higher Steps will enjoy playing this game
- Perfect for: elementary and middle school readers, homeschool, tutoring, distance learning, students with dyslexia or language processing needs, and students in an intensive Reading System* intervention
- Zero prep activity- tons of words included so you can use them for years to come
- Great for sub plans, Fun Fridays, brain breaks, last-minute ideas, review, or incorporating into your lesson
- Minimal materials needed to play- whiteboards, markers, and erasers
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