Here is the target board. Just download, print and laminate. Then write on it with a whiteboard marker and change the numbers each week.
Here are the letters and heading for the Boggle board if you want to download them. I printed the heading on coloured paper and printed, laminated and cut the letters. I put velcro squares on the letters so I can change them easily.As you can see, my Boggle board is shamefully boring. I'm sure it could be made a lot more pretty so I'll leave it to your own creative devices to make it more aesthetically pl
Here is a fantastic sheet for the children to use (especially if they have a "busy folder" for early finishers) that I found on Create Teach Share. You could write your own letters onto this sheet and photocopy if you have an emergency substitute folder.
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Thank you for sharing these. I was wondering how to play the target game? I've never heard of it before.
ReplyDeleteThe target game is simple to play. You put a number in the dotted target box. Then write 9 numbers in the grid. The children have to write down as many ways as possible of finding the target number. You can only use a number on the grid once.
ReplyDeleteI left this on the board for a full week. This was one of the early finishers' activities. (They had a "busy copy" on the table where they could do activities such as this.)