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French: DEVOIR Futur Simple Sudoku

French: DEVOIR Futur Simple Sudoku
, Not Grade Specific,

Instead of numerals, each puzzle supplies future-tense forms of the verb devoir for placement in a standard nine-by-nine sudoku structure. Learners apply the familiar row, column, and region constraint while repeatedly attending to the conjugation set. Packet pages show four puzzle-and-checking-page pairs. The linguistic content is embedded in a logic game, so it reinforces recognition of forms rather than requiring learners to compose complete sentences.

Author Love Learning Languages

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Tags French, World Languages, Futur Simple, Sudoku, Games, Literacy, Dual Language, Cross Curricular, Morning Work, Homework

Race to the Top Interactive Game

Race to the Top Interactive Game
, Not Grade Specific,

Up to five teams work through sections of problems on a mountain-shaped game board, checking in with the teacher after finishing each section before rolling a die to reveal one of six movement rules — some multiply the roll, some average two rolls, and one lets trailing teams catch up. A team that answers incorrectly must find and fix its mistakes before checking in again, and the first team to reach the top wins five percent extra credit on the next test, according to the built-in Game Rules slide. The problem numbers shown on the board are placeholders in an editable PowerPoint file, so a teacher fills in whichever problem set the class is working through that day.

Author Smith Math

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Tags Race To The Top, Interactive Math Game, Cross Curricular Games, Team Games, Social Studies, Mapping Skills, Language Arts Skills, Smith Math