I remember in fifth or sixth grade we had a class activity thinking
of words from a particular word the teacher told us that day. We had a
certain amount of time to do it in but I can't remember how long the
teacher gave us. It was always fun to do this in class. This is an
excellent activity to make class time fun and not boring. Of course, the
students (or your children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, etc.) are
learning indirectly and using their brain to find words.
Here are some ideas you can use for word game activities for the month of January and February. Some of the words can be used in other months of the year.
If you get stuck, you can check yourself at this website.
https://wordmaker.info/
JANUARY WORDS
How many words can you write using the word “January”?
JANUARY
How many words can you write using the word “statehood”?
STATEHOOD
How many words can you write using the words “Martin Luther King, Jr.”?
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
1
How many words can you write using the word "New Year"?
NEW YEAR
2 - Georgia's Admission to the Union
How many words can you write using the word “Georgia”?
GEORGIA
7 - President of the United States Birthday: Millard Fillmore (1800)
How many words can you write using the words “Millard Fillmore”?
MILLARD FILLMORE
9 - President of the United States Birthday: Richard Nixon (1913)
How many words can you write using the words “Richard Nixon”?
RICHARD NIXON
9 - Connecticut's Admission to the Union
How many words can you write using the word “Connecticut”?
CONNECTICUT
20 - Penguin Awareness Day
How many words can you write using the word “penguin"?
PENGUIN
21 - Squirrel Appreciation Day
How many words can you write using the word "squirrel"?
SQUIRREL
29 - President of the United States Birthday: William McKinley (1843)
How many words can you write using the words “William McKinley”?
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
30 - President of the United States Birthday: Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882)
How many words can you write using the words “Franklin D. Roosevelt”?
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
JANUARY OR FEBRUARY WORDS
This can be used in either January or February.
(It depends on which month Chinese New Year's fall on that year.)
How many words can you write using the word “China”?
CHINA
How many words can you write using the word “Chinese”?
CHINESE
Here are some ideas you can use for word game activities for the month of January and February. Some of the words can be used in other months of the year.
If you get stuck, you can check yourself at this website.
https://wordmaker.info/
JANUARY WORDS
How many words can you write using the word “January”?
JANUARY
How many words can you write using the word “statehood”?
STATEHOOD
How many words can you write using the words “Martin Luther King, Jr.”?
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.
1
How many words can you write using the word "New Year"?
NEW YEAR
2 - Georgia's Admission to the Union
How many words can you write using the word “Georgia”?
GEORGIA
7 - President of the United States Birthday: Millard Fillmore (1800)
How many words can you write using the words “Millard Fillmore”?
MILLARD FILLMORE
9 - President of the United States Birthday: Richard Nixon (1913)
How many words can you write using the words “Richard Nixon”?
RICHARD NIXON
9 - Connecticut's Admission to the Union
How many words can you write using the word “Connecticut”?
CONNECTICUT
20 - Penguin Awareness Day
How many words can you write using the word “penguin"?
PENGUIN
21 - Squirrel Appreciation Day
How many words can you write using the word "squirrel"?
SQUIRREL
29 - President of the United States Birthday: William McKinley (1843)
How many words can you write using the words “William McKinley”?
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
30 - President of the United States Birthday: Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882)
How many words can you write using the words “Franklin D. Roosevelt”?
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
JANUARY OR FEBRUARY WORDS
This can be used in either January or February.
(It depends on which month Chinese New Year's fall on that year.)
How many words can you write using the word “China”?
CHINA
How many words can you write using the word “Chinese”?
CHINESE
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