4 in a row

Kids of all ages will love these unique free, printable activities with all of them each fitting on a single sheet of A4 paper.

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Connect four. Make a grid with painters tape on the floor. Then put a book of the Bible on the back of sticky notes and put them face down in the squares. A team tosses their color bean bag on the square and then has 10 seconds to find the book. If they fail, the other team has 10 seconds to find the passage and win the square. The first team to have 4 in a row wins

This four in a row wood game is the grown-up version of the plastic Connect 4 game we all played as kids.

Your students will love practicing reading words with the magic e rule with this 4-In-A-Row game. Simply print the game board and gather a few chips of two different colors (10 blue, 10 red for example) and you'll have a ready-made activity. Click HERE to download this freebie So, here's how to play: Students take turns reading words on the board and covering the square with their colored chip if the word is read correctly. The first player to get four of their chips in a row (horizontally…

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Although Shake and Drop is a simple game, I have many students get confused. You take a handful of beans and shake and drop. I have the students start with 6. Record how many red and how many yellows. I put the numbers on the bottom of the sheet to remind students of number direction. For this game, you roll two dice add or subtract and color in the square. You need to get four in a row to win. Many of my kids play this game adding two dice. I saw the idea of putting a cute border on a math…

4-In-A-Row games are a super fun and easy to assemble activity for your holiday literacy centers. All you’ll need is the game board itself and colored chips (10 of one color for each player). Players take turns reading a word and placing their chip on the word. The first player to get four of their ... Read More about St. Patrick’s Day 4-In-A-Row Freebies!