Target Mini Erasers Game
Want a game for all of those target mini erasers you have?! Click the photo above or here for some free task cards that pair with my Crack the Code Games. Also, be sure to check out my other blog post about How I Use Mini Erasers Throughout The Year in all subject areas. It also includes free printable letter mats to help students form uppercase and lowercase letters. Also, the Printable Princess has some mini eraser freebies too!
Mini Erasers Target Dollar Spot
One of the main questions I get when I post on my Instagram about mini erasers is where I get them from. The answer is easy, for me, it’s Target Dollar Spot. You get 60 mini erasers for $1 and I have been collecting them for a couple of years. I also know amazon, party city and oriental trading sell them too. Click on the photo below to grab the Target mini erasers online while supplies last.
Target Teacher Deals
Getting 60 mini erasers from Target for $1 is a steal considering all the possibilities with them including my Crack The Code Games. These crack the code games are perfect for those letter mini erasers. To read more about these games, click here.
My Crack the Code Games come with sight word options, but it is also in a bundle. In the bundle, there are CVC and CVCE words, S Blends, R Blends, L Blends, and 20 Bonus Digraph cards! As you can see in this photo the target mini eraser alphabet set comes in handy. Students can use the letter mini erasers to solve the code, using the initial letter sound for the picture and matching it with the letter.
My students and I love using this as a literacy center to help them spell their sight words. Also, it helps them learn beginning letter sounds and it is the perfect review game to use at the end of a unit. Having multiple Crack the Code Games you can choose from throughout the year allows your students to be familiar and they will know how to play it.
Bonus Mini Eraser Game
After seeing how much my students loved the Crack the Code Games and using the letter mini erasers, I wanted a game that included more mini erasers from Target. I decided that I wanted a “Create Your Own” task card for the game. It comes with blank templates for 1 letter to 6 letters. Students take mini erasers to take the place of the pictures and make their own words.
This game is the perfect challenge for high-level thinkers. You can even give prompts to the students like thinking of words that start with a certain letter, must have a short vowel sound or blend in it. I even made a list of mini erasers that start with each letter (except for x). If you don’t have letter mini erasers, laminate the cards and use dry erase markers to write the words.
Click the photo below to grab the free task cards!
This bonus you can grab here or by clicking on the photo above or below. It also comes with a list of mini erasers that match each letter of the alphabet except for the letter “x”. If you don’t have tons of mini erasers, keep your eyes open during the holidays and summer more get added in the Dollar Spot. Also, follow me on Instagram as I post about them when they come out. Students could also draw pictures instead.
