Alphabet Adventure
An interactive alphabet-focused Jeopardy game for young learners aged 7-8 years old at CEFR A2 level. Players identify letters, words starting with specific sounds, rhyming words, letter sequences, and personalize their alphabet knowledge through speaking and discussion.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: alphabet game for children 7-8 years old.
Categories
- Letter Sounds
- Words That Rhyme
- Alphabet Order
- Letter Families
- My Alphabet
Questions
- Letter Sounds (100): What sound does the letter 'B' make at the start of a word?
- Letter Sounds (200): Tell me two words that start with the letter 'S'. What sound do they have at the beginning?
- Letter Sounds (300): The letter 'C' can make two different sounds. Can you say a word that starts with 'C' and make that sound?
- Letter Sounds (400): What letters make the 'sh' sound together? Give me an example word and explain how these two letters work together.
- Letter Sounds (500): Compare the sounds of 'C' in 'cat' and 'C' in 'city'. Why do you think the letter 'C' makes different sounds? Can you think of another letter that does this?
- Words That Rhyme (100): What word rhymes with 'cat'?
- Words That Rhyme (200): Say two words that rhyme with 'dog'. What sound do they have at the end?
- Words That Rhyme (300): Find three words that rhyme with 'book'. Tell me the words and explain what they have in common.
- Words That Rhyme (400): The words 'night' and 'light' rhyme. Can you make a sentence using both words and say why they rhyme?
- Words That Rhyme (500): Create your own rhyme pair. Pick a word you like and tell me another word that rhymes with it. Then make a sentence that uses both rhyming words.
- Alphabet Order (100): What letter comes after 'D' in the alphabet?
- Alphabet Order (200): Say the letters that come between 'M' and 'P'. What are they?
- Alphabet Order (300): Put these letters in alphabetical order and tell me what you did: 'T', 'A', 'R'. Say the letters in the correct order.
- Alphabet Order (400): Arrange these four words in alphabetical order and explain how you decided: 'dog', 'apple', 'cat', 'ball'.
- Alphabet Order (500): Look at these words: 'sun', 'sand', 'sit', 'six'. Put them in alphabetical order and tell me why the second and third letters matter for sorting.
- Letter Families (100): What word family does 'cat' belong to? Name another word in that family.
- Letter Families (200): Say three words that belong to the 'an' word family. What letters stay the same in all of them?
- Letter Families (300): The 'ake' word family includes 'cake', 'make', and 'take'. Find two more words in this family and explain what they have in common.
- Letter Families (400): Create a sentence using two words from the 'ing' word family. Tell me the words and explain why they belong to the same family.
- Letter Families (500): Pick your favorite word family and tell me why you like it. Give me three words from that family and use one in a sentence about your day.
- My Alphabet (100): What is your favorite letter? Tell me why you like it.
- My Alphabet (200): What letter does your name start with? Can you name three other things that start with the same letter?
- My Alphabet (300): Tell me about your family members. What letters do their names start with? Which letter is most common?
- My Alphabet (400): Compare your favorite letter with your friend's favorite letter. How are they the same or different? Which one do you think is easier to write?
- My Alphabet (500): If you could make a new letter, what would it look like? Tell me what sound it would make and give me an example word that would start with your new letter.