What Time Is It Now Jeopardy Classroom Game
Jeopardy-style classroom review game for practicing telling time on analog clocks.
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Jeopardy-style classroom review game for practicing telling time on analog clocks.
Activity booklet guiding students through exploring family history, traditions, and heritage via hands-on games, crafts, and interview/research activities, structured in a troop-meeting format working toward a 'My Family Story' badge
Act out school-themed pictures while classmates guess the word. These charades cards give students a reason to watch gestures and facial expressions closely and take turns communicating without speech. The set includes 24 illustrated cards and an instructions page. Introduce the pictured vocabulary before play so students can concentrate on acting and interpreting each clue.
An editable PowerPoint classroom competition game (Jeopardy-style, 'Jeoparty') providing addition practice across 5 categories, owl themed, for up to 8 teams.
A gross-motor, movement-based charades game with a monster theme, intended for indoor recess or brain-break time.
A bundled teacher's guide of hands-on phonics and literacy activities using physical letter tiles (for alphabet/phonics skills) and word tiles (for sentence building and grammar).
Indoor recess/brain-break gross motor game where students act out sports actions.
Interactive escape-room activity for practicing reading treble-clef music notation.
An interactive music-mystery e-learning game (accessed via download links) in which students answer questions on dynamics, orchestra instruments, rhythms, and types of music to eliminate suspects and identify who stole a batch of muffins.
Provide an apple-themed charades-style gross-motor game for indoor recess or brain breaks.
A gross-motor bingo game pairing physical exercises with a bingo board format for group play.
A CVC-word bingo game to give emerging readers practice recognizing and reading consonant-vowel-consonant words.
A bingo-style game resource for practicing addition and subtraction facts using dice.
Teach kindergarten-level school vocabulary and listening skills, including for English language learners, through a bingo game.
A printable bingo game (ice cream theme) for teaching letter recognition (uppercase/lowercase), letter sounds/phonics, and number recognition to young learners.
A phonics spelling-practice bingo game covering the spellings of 20 advanced-code phonemes, used as an alternative to spelling tests.
A set of 16 bingo-based phonics games ('Basic Code') for practicing blending, segmenting, and phoneme manipulation, progressing from single-letter sounds through early digraphs.
No Prep Tropical Rainforest Animal Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to explore the Amazon habitat while keeping kids engaged. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s simple to set up and gets everyone involved quickly. I like using this during rainforest units, animal studies, or summer-themed lessons. It’s a low-prep activity that works…
Skip Counting by 25s Bingo engages students in building number sense through a fun, interactive game. This math resource includes 5 colorful bingo boards with corresponding calling cards to practice recognizing numbers in 25s sequences.
Give students recognition and practice with all 220 Dolch high-frequency sight words through a bingo-style game.
No Prep Under the Sea Ocean Animal Habitat Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to bring ocean learning into your classroom or activity time. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s simple to set up and gets everyone involved right away. I like using this during ocean units, summer themes, or anytime we’re exploring sea animals and habitats.…
A set of bingo cards using the first 100 Fry sight words, for practicing high-frequency word recognition through a bingo game.
Provide BINGO-style game boards for practicing identifying the number that is one more or one less than a given number, aimed at math intervention, small groups, or station work
Practice recognizing the sixth hundred Fry sight words (#501-600) through a bingo game format.