Are you looking for a fun way to practice Serbian Possessive Pronouns? I have prepared two hands-on, quick-to-put-together activities your kiddos will love.

Roll a die and learn Serbian Possessive Pronouns

Kids love to compete, and this is why Roll die activities are always a hit. They can’t wait to roll that dice over and over again and are eager to see who will fill up one of the columns first.

Gather your materials. Roll a die sheet, dice printable, glue, scissors, and colored pencils.

Setting up this activity is a piece of cake

Start by printing Roll a die printable, and a dice.

Grab the scissors and glue and put the dice together.

Let’s roll a die and have some fun

Kids take turns rolling dice. They look at the image they have just rolled and color the correct possessive pronoun on their recording sheet.

The lucky winner is a kiddo who first fills up one of the columns.

Three FREE board games to help your kids master Serbian Possessive Pronouns

What comes to your mind first when you think of Serbian grammar? Hard? Well, it doesn’t have to be. The best way to help your kids master Serbian is through games.

Games are fun, kids love them, and they make learning a new language stress-free.

Print, play, and learn Serbian Possessive Pronouns ( moj/moja/ moje)

You introduced Serbian Possessive Pronouns to your kids; now is the time to practice. This fun board game is a great way to encourage your kids to learn Serbian grammar.

Please, note that this board game comes in two versions.

Gather your supplies: a free board game (with images), recording sheets, some playing pieces, and a die.

Setting up this board game takes only a few minutes

You can start by printing a board game and a recording sheet for each player. Kids roll a die and move their playing pieces along the board. Have your kiddo name the image they land on, choose the correct possessive adjective on their recording sheet, and color the proper noun.

An excellent way to practice moj/ tvoj and moja/ tvoja

I am a huge fan of games. Kids move, interact and learn as they do.

Put the boring worksheets on the shelf because I have one more board game for you.

Please, note that this board game comes in two versions.

Version# 1

Gather your supplies: a board game (with images), recording sheets, dice, and some playing pieces.

Let’s set it up

Kids roll a die and move their playing pieces. Let your kiddos name the image they land on and check if they have the image on their recording sheet.

If they land on a book and have a book on their sheet, they say moja knjiga, and if they don’t have a book, they say tvoja knjiga.

What I love about this board game is that it helps kids really understand the meaning of moj/tvoj.

Version#2

Print the board game ( moj/ tvoj +image) and recording sheets (with nouns). Grab a die, counters, and colored pencils. Kids roll a die and put their playing pieces on the board. Let your kids read the pronoun and name the image. Now, they must choose the correct picture representing the possessive pronoun they landed on, garb the colored pencil, and color the proper noun.

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