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Read a multi-paragraph nonfiction passage (with quoted 'interviews'), answer short-answer comprehension questions, judge true/false statements and justify from the text, give synonyms/definitions for target vocabulary, then write a full essay or diary-entry response to one or more open-ended writing prompts.
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Each student holds one or more cards; a student reads their 'I HAVE [word]' prompt aloud, then another student whose card answers the linked 'WHO HAS?' clue responds, continuing the loop around the group.
A bingo game using the Grade 1 Dolch sight word list to give students repeated recognition practice with high-frequency words.
A set of fold-and-play 'cootie catcher' (fortune teller) games that give students practice reading, writing, and spelling more complex consonant-blend words (CVCCC, CCVCC, CCCVC, and longer blends).
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Baker's Dozen") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 12s (x12), to build recall fluency.
Free download Students review flashcard slides pairing rock-cycle vocabulary with definitions, then click an on-screen answer letter (A-D) to select the term matching a given definition; incorrect choices are marked wrong until the correct one is selected.
Free download Watch a sequence of pictures/words scroll past a train window scene, then answer which picture the sequence ended on.
Pick a task card at random, count the pizza toppings shown on it, and select or mark the matching number using a clothes peg, counter, circled pencil mark, or marker (if laminated).
Look at 5 target sight words per page, then scan a grid of shapes each labeled with a word in capital letters, find the shapes matching each target word, and color them in.
Students learn the topic's vocabulary words, label pictures with the words, write sentences and a story using the words, play bingo, build their own word search, write anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, create comic strips, compare items in a Venn diagram, and reflect on what they learned.
Free download An "I Have, Who Has?" chain card game for practicing single-digit and low double-digit multiplication facts.
Support letter recognition and sound instruction for the letter K using pocket-chart matching cards.
Students learn the topic's vocabulary words, label pictures with the words, write sentences and a story using the words, play bingo, build their own word search, write anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, create comic strips, compare items in a Venn diagram, and reflect on what they learned.
Free download 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.
A dot-painting (Q-tip/fine-motor) art activity using back-to-school themed pictures (book, bookshelf, computer, crayons, globe, glue, paint, paper, paperclip, pencil, scissors, school, school bus, whiteboard) for hand-eye coordination practice.
Math: Tens Frame Counting - BOOM Learning will lead your students to practice counting using ten-base!
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Each student reads the word on the 'I Have' side of their card aloud, then listens for the matching word named under 'Who Has?' on another card, and the group passes the loop around reading cards in sequence until it returns to the start.
Roman Numerals – Math Count Game (Soccer Style) Similar to Dobble / Spot it! A fun, fast-paced classroom game for learning Roman numerals (grades 3–6) ⚽🧠 This printable classroom game helps students practice and recognize Roman numerals in a playful, engaging way. Based on the well-known “Find the Twin” game format…
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Each student reads the word on the 'I Have' side of their card aloud, then listens for the matching word named under 'Who Has?' on another card, and the group passes the loop around reading cards in sequence until it returns to the start.
Students learn the topic's vocabulary words, label pictures with the words, write sentences and a story using the words, play bingo, build their own word search, write anagrams and riddles, research the topic online, create comic strips, compare items in a Venn diagram, and reflect on what they learned.
Free download Students first review Newton's three laws of motion and key-concept slides, then practice vocabulary flashcards, then for each term choose the correct multiple-choice letter answer to a definition; incorrect choices are marked wrong until the correct one is selected.
Use mats and spider-shaped letter counters, printable dice, and calling cards to play a matching/review game for the s, a, t letter sounds.
A CVC-word bingo game to give emerging readers practice recognizing and reading consonant-vowel-consonant words.
A dice-based board game pair (Liquid Volume Bump Game and Mass Bump Game) that has students choose the best unit of measurement for a given real-world object/quantity.