I describe this game as a worksheet/game because you can play it over and over and it will never be the same. It's an easy way to consolidate or review the prefix "in" when it means 'no' or 'not'. You need two players and a six-sided die and it's the throw of the die that will motivate students to play. It can be a whole of class game if you have enough dice.

I have also included Flash Cards because that's what I use when I am also teaching syllabication or comprehension/vocabulary building.

The words I have used are:

indifferent, insufficient, insensitive, inaccessible, incorrect, inability, inaccurate, incapable, inadmissible, inattention, inauthentic, invisible, inconsistent incurable, incoherent, incomplete, inconclusive, inadequate, indifference, incorruptible, indecision, independent, inedible, indigestion, ineligible, indistinct, indirect, insolvent, inhumane, inoperable, ineffective, indisposed, intangible, inoffensive, insecure, inexpensive, informal, inseparable, insane, inefficient, inflexible, inexperienced, insanity, insincere, injustice, inactive, indirectly, infertile, incompetence, incredible