Card Clues

Here, the focus is on Chance card vocabulary, featuring the instructions you might draw during the game. Words like “Advance to Go,” “Pay School Fees,” and “Speeding Fine” reflect the random events that test a player’s luck and decisions. These action-based phrases teach important cause-and-effect relationships in both the game and life scenarios. Students will get a kick out of these quirky card commands.

This puzzle sharpens reading comprehension and introduces students to imperative verb forms used in instructions (e.g., “Advance,” “Pay,” “Go”). It builds vocabulary around financial literacy and life events, supporting both language and real-world knowledge. Students also practice sentence chunking, as many of the entries are full instructions rather than single words. It’s an ideal puzzle for practicing direction-following and prediction skills.

Featured Monopoly Vocabulary Words – Advance to Go, Bank Pays Dividend, Go to Jail, Doctor’s Fee, Building Loan, Get Out of Jail, Go Back Spaces, Advance, St. Charles, General Repairs, Speeding Fine, Holiday Fund, Life Insurance, Pay School Fees, Chairman