2 Baseball Themed Activities (PLUS A FREEBIE!!)): Sequencing, Answering Questions, & Multiple Meaning Words!

It is officially baseball season!  My students are already having Yankees vs. Mets rivalries!  I knew it was time to bring out my baseball themed activities! I have two new products available in my TpT store as well as a freebie!  Keep reading to learn more!

Baseball Sequencing:

Have fun arranging sentences to create a “story” with this fun baseball themed activity!

Using this file:
-Print and laminate the baseball sequencing visual.  You can make one for the entire group or one per student. (black and white version is included as well)

-Print and laminate the sentence sequencing cards.  Each “story” has a different graphic on it to help with sorting/prep.  Students can use the visual to place the sentences into the correct order.  (blank cards are provided for you to create and add your own sentences!)

-Score board:  If you want to make this a game.  Students can get a “home run” if they can arrange the four sentences into the correct order.  Print and laminate the score board page so it can be used with a dry erase marker.  Add students names and you are all set!  This is a great way to help collect data as well!  (black and white version is included if you wanted to quickly print and go!)

-Review worksheet:  Students must number the sentences in the correct order so that the story makes sense!

You can access this activity by clicking HERE!

Baseball Question Game:

Have fun practicing answering questions with this baseball themed activity!

Using this file:
-Use this game to work on answering questions: who, what, where, and when. (24 of each)

-Print and laminate the Question Baseball Field.

-Print and put together the baseball dice.

-Print and laminate each question card.

-Students should roll the dice and refer to the Question Baseball Field to determine which question type they must respond to.  If they roll a “strike” they have to roll again!  If they roll a “You are out!” they lose a turn!

-A score board is included if you want to keep score for students responding correctly (a fun way to collect data!).