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Instantly access Twinkl’s printable and digital K-12 teaching resources, including worksheets, eBooks, games, PowerPoints, Google Slides, and more!

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Reading Games and Guided Reading with Roy the Zebra

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Once the game has loaded click start on the introduction screen.

Sentences will appear but oops, they have no capital letters in them!

Drag and drop the looking glasses over the words to add the missing capital letters.

If you need to undo an answer at any time then click the flower in the bottom left corner.

The game will detect when all the words have been corrected and will automatically start marking the words with a tick or a cross.

To exit the game click the home icon in the top left of the game which will bring you back to this page.

Have fun playing the game.

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Capital letter punctuation games perfect for using on iPads, Android tablets and PCs, Macs plus interactive whiteboards at school or at home. The games are quick to download and come with a free lesson plan plus printable resources.

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Magical Capitals: a language arts game about capitalization.

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Magical Capitals game: learn about the rules of capitalization!

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Reading Games and Guided Reading with Roy the Zebra

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Once the punctuation game has loaded then read the instructions on the intro screen and click the start button.

A sentence will whizz in from the left, but it won't have its full stop. Grab the snail with your finger or your mouse and drag to where you think the full stop should be. To help you position the full stop a target will appear. When you drop the snail if it is at the end of a word then it will turn into a full stop - hey presto! If it isn't near a word then the snail will whizz back to the branch for you to have another go.

The game will detect when you have answered and then automatically mark the sentence for you. Don't worry if you have the answer wrong, you'll get another chance to put the snail and its full stop in the right place.

During the game keep an eye on the snail scoreboard and keep going with the full stops until all the sentences are done. Have fun playing it.

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Full stop punctuation games that are ideal for using on an iPad, Android tablet as-well-as interactive whiteboards or computers in the classroom, or at home. All the games are quick to download and come with a lesson plan and resources to help extend learning.

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Reading Games and Guided Reading with Roy the Zebra

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Reading games that teach question marks. Use Zed's reading game on your interactive whiteboard in the classrooom. Ideal for teaching question marks. Free online reading game comes with lesson plan and teaching resources.

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In this short but engaging interactive game by Turtle Diary, young students practice selecting the correct conjunction in sentence use. A list of conjunctions is posted on screen next to a series of sentence. Children click on the correct conjunction to complete the sentence. Learning about the correct use of conjunctions is a stepping-stone to mastering advanced language arts skills. Students with accomplished language arts skills are better readers, writers and speakers. Students with accomplished language arts skills are better readers, writers and speakers. Students who are good readers, writers and speakers are known to perform better in their educational career.

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Find the correct Conjunction | Conjunction Games | Turtle Diary

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In this short but engaging interactive game by Turtle Diary, young students practice selecting the correct conjunction in sentence use. A list of conjunctions is posted on screen next to a series of sentence. Children click on the correct conjunction to complete the sentence.

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Verb tenses

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Reading Games and Guided Reading with Roy the Zebra

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Does it make sense online reading games. This game teaches pupils to write sentences that make sense. Use with your interactive whiteboard in the classroom. Comes with lesson plan and reading resources.

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Reading Games and Guided Reading with Roy the Zebra

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Load the game then read the instructions on the introduction screen and click start. You'll find Lucy in her cell in the worst zoo in the world. There are two singular words and two plural words at the bottom of the game, drag them up to the boxes so that the singular words are on the left and the plural words are on the right.

The singular plural game will detect when all the answers have been given and will mark them for you. If you have successfully sorted the words into singular and plural then you'll get a chance to put a present for Lucy into a present box. Choose between the two presents and drag and drop one of them into the box.

If you didn't sort them correctly this time, don't worry, you'll have another chance to get them right.

You can undo an answer at any point by clicking on the undo loo!

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Load the game then read the instructions on the introduction screen and click start. You'll find Lucy in her cell in the worst zoo in the world. There are two singular words and two plural words at the bottom of the game, drag them up to the boxes so that the singular words are on the left and the plural words are on the right.

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Practice recognizing nouns through this fun animated arcade style educational game for kids!
Make grammar and learning fun!

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Sheppard Software's Noun Explorer Grammar Game

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Learn about the parts of speech in this fun flash game.

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Sheppard Software’s Adjective Adventure grammar game

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Learn about the parts of speech in this fun arcade style game.

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Reading Games and Guided Reading with Roy the Zebra

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Wait for the game to load, once you have the introduction screen read the instructions and then click the start button. Words will appear on Mo's word plant. You need to drag and drop them into Mo's thought bubble so that they are listed in alphabetical order from top to bottom.

The game will automatically mark the questions when it detects that all the words have been dragged and dropped.

If you get all the words in the right order then Mo will be very pleased and will play a little tune on her trumpet - what a musical zebra. Don't worry if you got some answers wrong, you'll get another chance to re-order them.

If during playing the game you need to undo an answer then click the undo bird who is sitting on the rock. Keep going with the game until you have three ticks in the tick scorecard.

To quit and return to this page then simply click the home icon in the top left.

If you would like to make the game harder then you can hide the alphabet strip.

There are another four versions of this alphabetical order game on Club Roy for you to enjoy, covering letters 'h' to 'n', letters 'o' to 'z' and two versions that cover the complete alphabet from 'a' to 'z'.

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Alphabetical order reading games that are ideal for using on your iPad or Android tablet as-well-as computers and interactive whiteboards. Use at school or at home. Comes with printable resources and a lesson plan.

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Grammar~ Commands, Exclamations, Statements and Questions