Left - Right - Center in the Classroom // how to play left right center

Left Right Center is a fun classroom game as is OR with an academic spin! See how to use this game in your classroom for a quick review of letters, sounds, numbers, or addition/subtraction! You could easily do this with sight word flash cards as well!
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You could use sight words! Even use index cards instead of chips.

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Are any new chips added to the play or do they continue with the original three chips?

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How many kids can play this game? Three maximum?

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3 minimum 12 max.