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Guide a movie-study lesson on the 2020 film Enola Holmes, building comprehension, analysis, and creative-writing skills tied to the film's themes of identity, independence, and social change.
As a team, select a category and point value, answer the addition question shown, and accumulate points on a working scoreboard; includes 2 Daily Double and 1 Final Jeoparty wagering rounds.
Play bingo by finding and marking called sight words on individually printed bingo cards.
Students label pictures with vocabulary words, write sentences and an original story using the words, make personal connections to the topic, play a guessing/charades game, solve anagrams, write riddles, do internet research on the topic, reflect on a favorite word, create two levels of comic strips, complete a…
Play a domino-matching game (80 dominoes) where each tile edge shows a chemical formula, molecule/compound description, or definition that must be matched to its equivalent on another tile; also review prior-knowledge content on atoms, elements, compounds, and chemical formula rules.
Play whole-class lead-up games (e.g. matching socks in suitcases, secret farm-animal sound game, mystery box hand/foot guessing), then complete individual activity sheets such as counting farm animals, tracing/counting fingers on a hand, drawing birthday candles to match an age, graphing pets/planets, and simple sums.
A full-length math practice test modeled on the Illinois Assessment of Readiness (IAR) for Grade 3, giving students practice across six math domains, with an accompanying answer key and teacher's guide.
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Lucky 7's") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 7s (x7), to build recall fluency.
Short ESL-oriented post-reading novel study worksheet for "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins, prompting students to record basic book facts, complete two fill-in lists, and write a character-perspective diary.
Working in two teams, students select a grid square, answer a 'What time is it?' question (e.g., quarter past 8, half past 12, 10 past 4, quarter to 4) by reading a displayed time, and the teacher reveals whether the square contains a hidden battleship; the team that finds the most battleships (3 per team, from 12…
Trace, color, or decorate the letters spelling 'BE KIND' using one of several suggested methods (rainbow tracing, dot painting, tissue-paper collage, cut-and-glue construction paper), discuss kindness, then write one or two ways to show kindness to self and others on provided lines.
A dominoes-format review game for middle/high-school students on lenses, the eye, the pinhole camera, and the camera, using domino tiles printed with questions and statements instead of numbers.
Access a digital interactive puzzle activity via a link, solve visual number puzzles (shapes/patterns implying numeric values), and record work on a printable name/class answer sheet; solutions provided for checking.
Letter E Bingo Game is a simple and fun activity to help kids learn the letter E and its beginning sounds. Since bingo is already a familiar game for most students, it’s an easy way to keep them interested while practicing phonics skills. I usually use this during our letter of the week or when I want to review letters in a…
Two players take turns rolling dice and covering the corresponding number on their own tree-shaped game board (filled with scattered numbers); first player to cover their whole tree wins.
A phonics game resource (same Guinea Pig Education series) reinforcing the 'ck' ending sound through Bingo and Snap card games.
Solve multiplication and place-value/rounding problems embedded in beach-themed word problems (e.g., sandcastle contest towers) and show their work.
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Zero Or Hero?") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 0s (x0), to build recall fluency.
Break the ice during the first week of school with a 'get to know you' bingo game for middle schoolers.
Sort train cars beginning with Y behind an engine card, sort capital/lowercase Y cars by engine, trace and write letter Y, and sort pictures that begin with Y from those that do not.
['Make a simple spinner with a paperclip and pencil, spin it, read the word family word landed on, and color the matching picture; continue spinning and coloring until all pictures on the page are colored. Two variant pages are provided, each with a different set of -at/-ap/-an words (page 1: sat, can, pan, lap, man…
Free download Students take turns spinning a number on a spinner, then color or cover the corresponding bat that completes the number 5 or 10 on a game board; play continues until all bats are covered, and the student with the most bats colored wins.
A phonics spelling-practice bingo game covering the spellings of 20 advanced-code phonemes, used as an alternative to spelling tests.
Use selected items from a thirty-question multiple-choice math test to review arithmetic, fractions, time, measurement, geometry and numerical information. The six-page test is accompanied by a one-page letter key and a two-page teacher guide suggesting sixty minutes. Review the items against your taught curriculum and group errors by the actual skill tested; the printed consecutive question ranges do not accurately separate the content strands.