Hurray! We’re nearly at the end of our free reading activities for silent e words.
My goal was to get these printables created and the posts scheduled before baby #6 made its appearance. While truthfully I’d rather have had the baby by now, I’m also thankful for the extra time it’s given me. 🙂
All my Follow the Path silent e games follow the same pattern. Simply grab some playing pieces (we like these transparent counters) and a die.
Take turns rolling the die and moving around the board. As you land on a word, read it aloud.
The first to reach the final picture wins.
My Five enjoys these because they’re simple and quick. It didn’t hurt that this time he kept rolling 6’s!
My other follow the path games include 2-3 different games per pack. However, there aren’t many u-e words, so this download includes just one game in both color and black and white.
Have fun getting the frog to the fly!
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Mich
You said this game was free, but I don’t see the link to download it anymore. Please help.
Heather Groth, Customer Support
Mich, it should be there now! Scroll up from here to the box that says, “Get your free Get the Fly game!”
Nery
thanks a lot, We rally Appreciate it
Malka
Wow. I love this website. Was recommended to me by a friend and it is so awesome! Such fantastic games and ideas! Thank you Anna!!!
Anna G
You’re very welcome, Malka! I’m glad you like it!
Shaune
AWESOME materials. Thank you.
Anna Geiger
You’re very welcome, Shaune!