These i-e games are easy to prepare and play!
Recently I shared a simple printable that helped my Five learn to read i-e words. We built on that knowledge with these follow the path games.
The download comes with three separate games. Print one, and get out a die and playing pieces. We like to use these transparent counters because they fit perfectly on the game board’s circles.
Simply take turns rolling the die, moving ahead that number, and reading the word you land on.
The first to get the monkey to the banana, wins!
These simple follow the path games are a hit with my kindergartner, and I love that they are quick to print and play. We hope you can use them too!
Find all our silent e printables here!
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Camilla says
Dear Anna, thank you so much for your freebies! They are great! Wish you good luck and all the best!
Anna Geiger says
You’re very welcome, Camilla!
debbie says
Anna, I just want to tell you how much I appreciate you sharing your wonderful learning materials. My students and I have a great deal of fun playing and learning at the same time.
Anna Geiger says
I’m so happy to hear that, Debbie!
abigail says
thank you so much for this wonderful ideas. may God bless you.
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Abigail!
clara lauber says
I love the variety of games. Perfect for just teacher and student to play!
Anna Geiger says
I’m so glad you can use them, Clara! My son and I really enjoy these. 🙂
Leanne says
THANK YOU for making so many of your valuable resources available for free! I would never be able to provide so many hand-on and engaging activities for my struggling readers without you! And just when I think- I wish I could find something more engaging than a sort for long/short vowels in isolation- BOOM! You are there 🙂
Anna Geiger says
Thank you, Leanne – what a wonderful comment! Thanks for brightening my day! 🙂
Norma says
You have been a lifesaver. I have looked for engaging games rather than worksheets and you have provided a great number of them that I can use in my classroom. Thank you very much.
Anna Geiger says
Yay – I’m SO glad to hear this, Norma!