ELA Review Game for 4th and 5th Grade ELA Test Prep

Description Make reviewing ELA concepts for literature, nonfiction, writing, grammar, and vocabulary fun with this engaging ELA review game. This game includes 49 rigorous ELA review questions in a mystery briefcase game format that gets fourth and fifth graders engaged in their learning. Prep is now quick easy with done-for-you prize pages and briefcases prizes. Download a preview <<HERE>> Engage your students to review tons of ELA concepts in a fun, engaging, and competitive format. Students will be so into getting the biggest prize possible that they won’t even realize how much they’re learning and reviewing. Here’s what you’ll get: 49 ELA Review questions in a PDF display format Directions for setting up Editable Prize Pages with dollar amount option Editable Briefcases with matching dollar amount option Editable Prize pages with free-for-teachers prize option Editable Briefcases with matching free for teachers prize option Answer keys   Your students will actually love reviewing everything they’ve learned with the prospect of being able to win big dollar prizes or exciting classroom prizes. They’ll literally be out of their seats, engaged with each question, hoping to eliminate small prizes with each correct answer. You could make your own review questions and prizes/briefcases, but I have done all the work for you. Prep is quick and easy… Just print the prize sheets and briefcases of your choosing, display in an area students can view during the game, display the game, and begin you’re ready for a fun and engaging class! Some of the ELA concepts reviewed in this game are: Root words and affixes Capitalization Punctuation Conjunction, Interjections, and Prepositions Proper and common nouns Commonly confused words Verb tenses Figurative language Context clues to determine word meanings Making inferences Point of View identification Identifying book genres Text structures (I.e. cause and effect, chronology, problem/solution etc.) Greek mythology references and meanings TEACHERS LIKE YOU SAID… ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Meghan S. says, “I used this during the last week of school last year to review English standards in an engaging way. The kids had a lot of fun, and I love the mystery suitcase aspect. Groups who struggled with some questions were still highly engaged because of the possibility that they could still win with a high number suitcase. A great and engaging resource! Loved it!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Kardy V. says, “I use this all the time with my STAAR intervention, on-level, and Pre-AP students! I’ve even gotten my coworkers to purchase it! It’s so great, and we can build up using the 6th grade review to start off, then up to the Jr. High level!” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Stephanie G. says, “Used this a week before our state exam and my students LOVED it. Not only was it engaging and fun, but it was also a great refresher for them before their exam. After playing the game, the students were even able to reflect on a few things they wanted to practice more. Such a great tool!!” ___________________________________ You may also like… → Fourth Grade Math Let’s Make a Deal Game → Fifth Grade Math Let’s Make a Deal Game → Fifth and Sixth Grade Science Let’s Make a Deal Game ___________________________________ Copyright © Martina Cahill – The Hungry Teacher Permission to copy for single classroom use only. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.