How do I play “Everyday Words” with my class?
Tap Play with your class at the top of this page. With a free teacher account the list opens straight into a game room; you put the code on the board and the class joins.
17 English words for Grade 3, starting with apple, book, cat, dog. Put them on the big screen as a live class game, or practise solo right here. Every word is on this page, no sign-up needed to read it.
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Hidden on this board: apple, house, happy, quiet, share, eat
apple
A crunchy fruit with red, green or yellow skin that grows on trees
book
Pages with words or pictures, held together inside a cover, that you read
cat
A small furry pet with whiskers that purrs when it is happy
dog
A furry pet that barks, wags its tail and loves to fetch
house
A building where a family lives
jump
To push off the ground with your legs so your whole body goes up in the air
eat
To chew and swallow food
friend
Someone you like, trust and enjoy spending time with
good
Nice, helpful or done well; the opposite of bad
happy
Feeling glad, the way you feel when you smile or laugh
kind
Gentle and caring; acting in ways that help others feel good
quiet
Making little or no noise
share
To let someone else use or have part of something that is yours
laugh
To make happy sounds because something is funny
brave
Ready to do something scary or hard even when you feel afraid
borrow
To take something for a short time and then give it back
careful
Paying close attention so you do not make a mistake or get hurt
Tap Play with your class. The list is saved to your teacher library and a game room opens.
Put the six-character code on the board. Students join from any browser, with no accounts and no app.
Everyone races to find and spell the list words. Play again, or change the words in your library first.
homework · test · lesson · break · read
school · teacher · pencil · family · water
big · small · happy · sad · good
village · city · map · market · neighbor
happy · sad · angry · scared · excited
plate · cup · spoon · fork · knife
Tap Play with your class at the top of this page. With a free teacher account the list opens straight into a game room; you put the code on the board and the class joins.
No. Students type the room code and a nickname in any browser. There is nothing to install and no email to collect.
Yes. Once you start a game the list is saved to your teacher library, where you can add, remove or rewrite words before the next round.