To play, create two sets of cards: one labeled with verbs and the other labeled with adverbs. Have one student draw a card from the verb stack and act out the word on the card. After the other students guess the verb, have the same student draw an adverb and act out the word on the card as it relates to the verb. See the full instructions on educationworld.com.
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