Search results for Digital Game
Results use exact search terms from the released Canada inventory.
Citing Evidence Digital Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Citing evidence game in Google Slides with five self-checking parts: students review the four steps of citing evidence, answer questions about an embedded text and build a paragraph.
Author Mrs. Spangler in the Middle
Rating
Tags Citing Evidence, Digital Game, Reading Strategies, Interactive, Reading Stations
Expanding Sentences (End of Year or Unit Review Digital Board Game)
, Not Grade Specific,
Sentence expansion becomes an end-of-year or end-of-unit review game: teams of 2 to 6 players move around an online game board and grow a simple sentence by adding who, did what, when, how, where and why.
Author Heather Huhman
Rating
Tags Expanding Sentences, Language Arts, Digital Board Game, Grammar Instruction, Sentence Structure
Fill the Tank Activity
, Not Grade Specific,
Fill the Tank is a team review game in PowerPoint: teams solve a section of math problems, check in with the teacher, then roll a die for a rule that fills or drains team tanks.
Author Smith Math
Rating
Tags Fill The Tank, Math Games, Whole Group Games, Small Group Games, Dice Games, Digital Game Boards, Math Activities
Science Game: Guess Who? Cells Unit
, Not Grade Specific,
A grid of term cards covering human body systems and cell organelles supports a print-and-cut guess-who style vocabulary game.
Author Resource Garden
Rating
Tags Science Education, Cellular Biology, Interactive Game, Digital Learning, Organelle Concepts
Spin To Win - Add Up Whole Number Addition Mental Math Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Add Up strategy practice becomes a PowerPoint game: players choose a numbered whole-number addition question, solve it mentally, check the answer with a click and spin a wheel for points.
Author Made 4 The Middle
Rating
Tags Mental Math, Basic Skills, Digital Game, Number Talks, Activities, Centers, Math, No Prep, Engaging, Fun
Text Structure Digital Game
, Not Grade Specific,
Text structure game in Google Slides: students use four steps for citing evidence to answer self-checking questions on an embedded text, then build a paragraph analyzing how that text is organized.
Author Mrs. Spangler in the Middle
Rating
Tags Digital Game, Text Structure, Point Of View, Reading Strategies, Google Classroom, Text Structure Online Activities