Past Tense Verb Review - Regular Verbs Game Show | PowerPoint + Google Slides

Review and practice Past Tense Verbs with these interactive digital Jeopardy style game shows. Your students will practice Past Tense Regular Verbs in positive, negative
& questions forms. They will also practice spelling rules and ending pronunciations. There are 25 questions included in each game for a total of 50 different grammar skills questions.

Language Target:

• Past Tense Regular Verbs
• Spelling Rules: verbs ending in CVC, -e , consonant + y
• Ending sounds
• Using verbs in the Past Tense in Positive & Negative Sentences and Questions

How does it work?

• Answer grammar questions and earn points.
• Interactive: Students choose the point value of the question they want to answer. points are linked to 25 different questions in 5 different grammar categories.
• By clicking answer, they will see the correct answer and can add points to their total.
• See the video preview to see how it works!
• No-Prep & Easy to Use!

What's included in this file:

• 2 Digital PowerPoint Game Shows (each game has 25 questions - 50 questions total)
• Directions for use
• Google Slides versions of both games with directions

Please note:

To use the PowerPoint game show you must have Microsoft PowerPoint installed on your computer. This game opens in PowerPoint and is designed to be played in SLIDESHOW mode. (Complete directions are included).

To use the Google Slides game show you must have a Google Drive to download the file to.

Important:

• The Powerpoint version of this game has disappearing points as each question is answered. (see video preview)
• The Google Slides version of this game does not have that capability. You will need to manually keep track of scores and used points by dragging a token over the point values that have been used.

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