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Students read a task card showing a target number (1 through 12), then find and stack burger-layer pieces printed with equations (e.g. 1+1, 5-3, 2x1, 8÷4) that equal that target number, building the burger from bottom bun to top bun; laminated pieces can also be used with dry-erase markers for writing/counting/sorting…
A one-page PDF that hands off to an external Quizlet study set (link + password) of question-and-answer flashcards keyed to page numbers of the novel "EllRay Jakes the Recess King" by Sally Warner; the downloadable file itself contains no quiz questions.
Match vocabulary cards to definitions, play a board game answering estimation questions about grams/kilograms/liters, and complete a worksheet choosing the best metric unit for everyday objects and solving related word problems.
Students split into at least 2 teams; one player draws a card and describes math vocabulary words without saying the word itself, while teammates guess within a one-minute time limit; scores are tallied by team.
Free download Practice multiplication facts (tables 1-12) through a matching domino-style game.
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Subtraction Snake") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 6s (x6), to build recall fluency.
Telling Time Hour Clock BINGO helps students practice reading analog clocks and telling time to the hour. This interactive BINGO game engages 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade learners in a fun group activity that reinforces time-telling concepts. Students can play in small groups or as a whole class. The teacher calls out…
This is a Time to the Nearest Minute Kaboom Game. Students will enjoy reviewing math concepts with this engaging game. Directions are included for how to assemble and play.
This Telling Time Quarter Hour Clock BINGO is a great way for students to practice telling time to the quarter hour on an analog clock. This is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students learn how to tell time.
A one-page, self-checking printable board game ("Multiplication Mystery") giving students repeated, mixed practice with multiplication facts for the 9, 10, 11, and 12 times tables, to build recall fluency.
Free download An 'I have, who has' cooperative card game for practicing multiplication facts 2 to 12.
Free download Practice multiplication and division facts for the 4 times table.
Complete each maze, then draw the listed target words for that page's theme (e.g. team sports equipment, outdoor games, sports equipment, Olympic/world sports, descriptive words for athletes, sports jobs) into the scene; optionally color the page.
A set of 230 Grade 3 Common Core math review task cards (color-coded by domain) with student work mats, designed for flexible review games and activities.
Start by drawing the cone in a V shape, then roll a die five times (ice cream scoop, eyes, mouth, cone/hair design, toppings) and draw the matching element each time. As a group extension, the class can be directed to add extra elements (e.g., more toppings, whipped cream, ice cream pals), choose 'flavor' colors, and add…
A printable board game in which players collect building-brick pieces while moving around a game board, then use the pieces they've collected to build something creative and present it, applying S.T.E.M. skills.
Submerge into learning with Multiplication Fact Practice Board Game - 11 Times Table. This engaging math game strengthens fluency with the 11 times table. The underwater theme keeps students focused as they navigate multiplication questions to move around the board. Game elements include game board, playing pieces, question…
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Threeosaurus") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 3s (x3), to build recall fluency.
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("4th Down") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 4s (x4), to build recall fluency.
Cut out and assemble game board/cards, then play a turn-based game drawing cards with Oregon Trail landmark scenarios and moving a playing piece forward or staying in place based on the card instructions; first to reach Oregon wins.
Students read a short nonfiction mini book about the origins of the Olympics, then play a fluency game where they read sight-word phrase cards aloud to move along a game board toward a medal space.
A speaking/discussion board game to build ESL conversation skills using art-themed discussion questions.
Build basic multiplication fact fluency using a spinner game format, where students spin to generate numbers and solve the resulting multiplication equations.
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Ninth Inning") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 9s (x9), to build recall fluency.