Teachers! This game is played just like "Go "Go Red Photocopy these cards! We suggest Fish." Each player draws 7 cards. you copy them on heavy-weight Pair the pictures of the red wolves copy paper or laminate them before and the pictures of the prey. Pairs Wolf!" you cut them out. There are 13 get placed face down on the table. pictures. You will need to photocopy Each player in turn asks another four sheets so that you have 52 player for a specific card, trying to A game cards with 4 of each kind in a deck. match one of his or her single cards. You can play with 40 cards if you When the player gets a match from of red wish. an opponent, he or she lays the pair face down on the table and takes wolves Red wolves, like their relatives the another turn. If the opponent does gray wolves, eat whatever they can not have a match, the opponent catch! Hunting is never easy; the says, "Go Red Wolf." The player and prey usually has the advantage! then draws a card from the pile, and Red wolves eat a variety of small to it is then the next player's turn to their medium sized mammals, white- ask for a match. If a player gets a tailed deer, wild pigs, insects, and match when drawing, that pair of prey even fruit! cards may be placed faced down. The winner is the player who goes "out" first! Deer Raccoon Rabbit Squirrel 38 Idea! Idea! Have the students Color the backgrounds of the cards and review the spelling of prey animals. If you want a two-sided playing card, line up the “Go Red Wolf” designs with the prey cards and photo copy front and back. Have the children research the prey animals. What do THEY eat? Use these words on a spelling list! Go Go Red Red Wolf! Wolf! Go Go Red Red Wolf! Wolf! 39 Muskrat Mouse Groundhog Rice Rat Rat Cotton Rat Beaver Wild Pig Nutria Red Wolf Insects Fruits 40 Go Go Go Red Red Red Wolf! Wolf! Wolf! Go Go Go Red Red Red Wolf! Wolf! Wolf! Go Go Go Red Red Red Wolf! Wolf! Wolf! 41.