When you see the confusion between then and than it is usually an incidental skill deficit in a more substantial piece of work. Correcting it may (or may not) result in remediation. This student needs targeted intervention that corrects the confusion or it can persist into adulthood.

This is the game that started my commonly confused words journey. There were instances of confused words that defied correction, so I set out to design a game that could be played over and over. I knew it was the repetition that was needed to correct the skill deficit I was seeing.

In this package you will receive:

--- 6 Game Boards

--- 48 Sentence Cards

--- Directions

--- Poster THEN THAN A4 Size

--- Answers

Games are so efficient in addressing skills like this, especially for those students who need lots of practice, and, if this is a persistent issue it will need targeted and constant intervention. Include it in the classroom and even send it home for homework if you can. It should only take about a week if frequency is nailed. Some students may need longer. You'll get through more examples with this game than you will with a worksheet, and it's fun as well - BONUS!