# Games and Activities for terminal CCC - TCH and NCH

**Price:** $2.00 AUD
**Seller:** TeachBuySell Seller

**Year Levels:** foundation, year1, year2, year3
**Subjects:** english

## Description (seller-submitted)

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The variety in this product is designed to cater for a wide range of ability when you are teaching TCH or NCH as a terminal letter pattern in single syllable words. No matter if you are looking for a resource for intervention to provide extra support or just consolidating, you will find something to help and add a bit of fun. I HAVE WHO HAS - This is a whole class focusing activity that will consolidate, add fun, and develop fluency and is especially helpful for pre-teaching when prior teaching is necessary. There are 27 cards but if your class is smaller you can give some students two cards. The design is circular, so you can start and finish at any card. You could start with students sitting at their desks or on the floor then standing as they call their card. The activity can go around again until they are seated again. Any student who has two cards will be standing and sitting twice. Timing is a great way to develop fluency and adds some motivation for the class to beat their best previous time. Words Used: catch, stretch, hutch, fetch, drench, crutch, crunch, clench, pitch, winch, witch, pinch, match, branch, hatch, lunch, switch, wrench, trench, munch, stitch, punch, stench, scrunch, pinch, ditch, clutch, catch (circular) DONKEY - This game is very popular with students of any age. It is a card game with 26 cards comprising 13 rhyming pairs. Its design will target phonemic awareness as well as decoding. It is ideal for intervention prior to playing, matching rhyming pairs. Words Used: wrench/drench/bench/stench/clench/French,match/hatch/patch/latch/scratch/catch, witch/pitch, crutch/clutch, crunch/bunch/punch/scrunch, ranch/branch, winch/pinch, stretch/fetch GO FISH - This simple card game matches pairs with one card in each pair illustrated. There are 52 cards (26 pairs). It provides intervention as a matching activity, but it is a fun way to consolidate and review. You can omit pairs without it affecting the game or just play with cards with the NCH or TCH l… [truncated]
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