Long I: Sample Phonics Games and Activities - Hidden Pictures 1
Click a colored bar to gradually reveal a hidden picture and its matching long I word.
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Click a colored bar to gradually reveal a hidden picture and its matching long I word.
Students fill in missing numbers on skip-counting charts, write numbers in expanded form, compare 3-digit numbers, solve addition/subtraction problems (with and without regrouping), and play included math review games.
A single-page worksheet activity to practice reading and matching 24-hour (military-style) clock times.
Students trace/write numbers and letters and play printed games: filling in missing numbers in a race-track grid within a time limit, tracing a maze/swirl without touching the lines, a number-wheel-and-coin-toss addition scoring game, a frog-and-lily-pad board game using a tossed coin as a mover, and a letter-board…
Fill in the blank addition and subtraction equations inside each fact-family house using dry-erase or write-on materials (implied by the seller's description of laminating for reuse in math centers), writing numbers into blank '+ = ' and '- = ' equation slots.
Students label pictures with vocabulary words, complete a bingo sheet and a word search, write sentences and a story, make personal connections to the topic, play a guessing game, create anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, identify a favorite word, write a short reflection, produce two levels of comic strips, study…
A scavenger-hunt style practice activity for solving two-step linear equations, explicitly aligned to CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.7.EE.B.4.A.
Choose a card with a 3D shape net, say aloud which 3D shape it will become (using the key if needed), color/cut/assemble/glue/tape the shape, and record the shape completed; repeat with additional cards until told to stop.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read the sight word printed in that square aloud, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
A 1-page perimeter practice worksheet where students calculate the perimeter of several labeled polygon shapes using given side lengths in centimeters.
View a sequence of pictures, then identify which picture appeared last or second in the sequence by selecting the matching word.
Choose a picture card, name the 3D solid shape shown and describe its position relative to an arrow (using the chart/example if needed), then draw and label the shape and its position in a center notebook; repeat with additional cards until told to stop.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read aloud and spell the sight word printed in that square, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
Students label pictures with vocabulary words, complete a bingo sheet and a word search, write sentences and a story, make personal connections to the topic, play a guessing game, create anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, identify a favorite word, write a short reflection, produce two levels of comic strips, study…
Answer yes/no to statements about short-O words (Game 1), recall the order pictures appeared in (Game 2), and judge true/false general-knowledge-style facts framed with short-O words (Game 3).
Solve the addition problem in each circle, then cut out numbered answer pieces and match them to the correct circle.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read aloud and spell the sight word printed in that square, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
Students label pictures with vocabulary words, complete a bingo sheet and a word search, write sentences and a story, make personal connections to the topic, play a guessing game, create anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, identify a favorite word, write a short reflection, produce two levels of comic strips, study…
Trace a path through the maze moving only through numbers that round down to 50 or 40, following the rule: ones digit 4 or less rounds down, 5 or above rounds up.
Kids love puzzles or files where they have to cut, paste and use all their senses! That's why today we bring you this fantastic activity of 20 puzzles!
Students make their own 4x4 bingo board, fill in random pre-given answers, solve fraction addition/subtraction problems shown one at a time on the projected slides, show their work on paper, and mark matching answers until someone gets bingo.
Teach and practice subject-verb agreement in English grammar (UK/Australian spelling edition), via a review sheet explaining the rule followed by multiple practice worksheets and an answer key.
Read each vocabulary term or definition prompt, select one of several on-screen answer choices by clicking, and see immediate right/wrong feedback; retry until correct.