A fun, engaging board game to consolidate students' understanding of digraphs and rhyme.
In this ninja inspired phonics game, students use their knowledge of sounds and blends to move their ninja to the top of the building by rhyming and creating new words. The winner is the first person to reach their Sensei at the top of the building.
The ‘My Ninja Words’ worksheet included in this resource can be used for students to record the words they came up with during the playing of the game.
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