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Silly Sentence Match-Ups

A snake on a pancake? An elephant in a tractor? In this game, your child will make silly sentences about animals in strange places. Get ready for some silly match-ups!

Prepare Your “Silly Sentence Match-Ups” Game

  1. Download the “Silly Sentence Match-Ups” game.
  2. Select the pages for the level(s) you wish to play and print the animal and place cards back to back on card stock.
  3. Cut out the cards along the dotted lines.
Silly Sentence Match-Ups game download

Playing “Silly Sentence Match-Ups”

Are you ready? This could get a bit silly!

Silly Match-Ups game cards scattered on table

Select the animal and place cards you want to review with your child. The animals cards are marked with a paw print on the back and the place cards are marked with a compass rose. You’ll notice that the paw print and compass rose symbols are color-coded for each level. Shuffle and place the cards face down in two piles, one for animals and one for places.

Stack of game cards in a pile

Have your child draw one card from each pile.

Child holding phonogram card and creating the sounds

Now let him read the resulting silly sentence.

A completed silly match-up sentence

Continue playing until your child has successfully read all the silly sentences. For more practice (and more fun!), shuffle the cards and play again!

Try “Silly Sentence Match-Ups” Game Options

  • To play with multiple children, create draw piles for each child.
  • To play with children who are in different levels, include animal and place cards from each child’s current level and lesson.

What’s your favorite way to review reading? Let me know in the comments below!

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Becca

says:

Looks fun!

Robin

says: Customer Service

Thanks, Becca!

Rebekah

says:

I love using silly sentences with an emotion card for teaching my students who do the school news. It teaches them how to be emotive for different aspects of their scripts rather than being monotone. And the silly sentences make it super fun to try. They all love it.

Robin

says: Customer Service

Rebekah,
What a great way to practice intonation and expression! No wonder your students enjoy!

Dawn

says:

My daughter always enjoys the silly sentences and will read them over and over trying to come up with the funniest sentences!

Robin

says: Customer Service

Dawn,
I love that this activity is so engaging to your daughter that she reads the sentences over and over!

Kathy Wakefield

says:

I love the fun and engaging ways you make reading and spelling so enjoyable for my daughter! I can’t wait to try this activity.

Robin

says: Customer Service

I hope your daughter has lots of fun with this, Kathy!

Brandy Helms

says:

My son always loves doing silly sentences and it makes learning so much fun for the littles.

Robin

says: Customer Service

Great to hear your son loves the silly sentences, Brandy. Thank you!

Isabella L

says:

I can see my daughter really loving this.

Laura

says:

Thank you.

Amor

says:

My daughter loves silly stuff so she will really enjoy this game.

Amanda

says:

Such a fun game to help learning!

Robin

says: Customer Service

Thank you, Amanda!

Crystal Grubb

says:

This looks like a great activity for my children when they are bored and I want to add some educational content!

Robin

says: Customer Service

Crystal,
Oh, yes! This is the sort of thing to have printed and ready to go, when you need something in a moment.

Angie Cole

says:

Thinking about this program- seems like a fun way to strengthen skills!

Robin

says: Customer Service

Angie,
I’m happy to help with any questions you may have about the program!

Tiffany Samuels

says:

What a fun game! My son would love this. Our favorite way to review is flash cards, but I believe it would love it more if we tried more games like this.

Robin

says: Customer Service

Tiffany,
Games can make reviewing a lot more fun!

Rachel DeYoung

says:

I love utilizing the free games!

Allison Preston

says:

What an engaging game!

Kerin

says:

My daughter found this activity very funny, and we had to play it multiple times.

Robin

says: Customer Service

Kerin,
Thank you for letting us know your daughter enjoyed this activity!

Pamela Figley

says:

This is a great way to motivate my grandson to read. He reads these to his younger brother and they giggle together.

Robin

says: Customer Service

Pamela,
I love that this activity helps your grandson to giggle together!

Justine

says:

Very fun idea!

Shy

says:

All About Reading has been a blessing. It would be cool to find out if All About Spelling is as cool!

Katie

says:

Love it! Printing more!

Katie

says:

I’ve played these games a few times with my kids. They all loved it!

Tia

says:

Love this! Downloading now! Thanks AAL ♥️

Deb

says:

My son loves silly sentences! We’re both dyslexic and learn a lot from both programs. Thanks!

RebekH

says:

What a fun idea! My son is going to love this. He has a very quirky sense of humor, so I think this game will interest him and help him with his reading at the same time.

Laura

says:

These look fantastic! They remind me of MadLibs that I loved as a kid. Can’t wait to print them and have my daughter use them.

Robin

says: Customer Service

Laura,
I can see what you mean about these being a bit like MadLibs. I hope your daughter has a lot of fun with these!

Atiya

says:

Looks like fun

Robin

says: Customer Service

Thank you, Atiya!

La Ro

says:

🥰 cute!

Jaycie

says:

This is so cute

Robin

says: Customer Service

Thanks, Jaycie!

Maciel

says:

This looks so fun and engaging! Can’t wait to try it!