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Students solve word problems comparing large populations, play a dice/coin game to build the smallest possible 7-digit decimal number, research and order country populations, compare Olympic luge race times to the thousandths place, and explain their reasoning about a large-number multiplication scenario in words and…
Students read term-definition cards aloud in a chain (whole-class or partner/small-group play) to review nonfiction text-structure vocabulary.
Play a chain-matching dominoes game, matching a term or statement (e.g. 'the symbol for helium', 'the Latin name for sodium', 'molecule of a compound') to its correct answer tile (e.g. 'He', 'Natrium') around the domino chain.
Students play a board game, moving a pawn along numbered squares; landing on a square prompts a task such as naming cities, dishes, or famous people of Poland, describing a historical event, or answering a reflection question about visiting Poland.
Play a board game (up to 6 players) answering question cards of varying difficulty about magnets and electromagnets, checking answers against an answer sheet.
Students play a board game, moving a pawn along numbered squares; landing on a square prompts a task such as naming cities, dishes, or famous people of Germany, describing a historical event, or answering a reflection question about visiting Germany.
Students play a self-checking digital game: review 4 steps for citing evidence, apply them to an embedded text to answer questions, then build a paragraph using what they learned about interpreting words and phrases.
Students play a board game, moving a pawn along numbered squares; landing on a square prompts a task such as naming cities, dishes, or famous people of South Korea, describing a historical event, or answering a reflection question about visiting South Korea.
Use printed, laminated, cut cards to practice and review sight words individually or via a memory-matching game with a partner.
Complete worksheets, real-life application problems (e.g., budgeting, tax/tip calculations, pool/wave-pool word problems), math games (dice games, matching games, board strategy games), station rotations, journal reflections, and short assessments/exit slips spanning place value through financial literacy.
Get assigned a U.S. state to represent as Senator, review a scoring spreadsheet showing point gains/losses for that state on each of 8 bills, negotiate and make deals with classmates before voting, vote on all 8 bills as a class, and tally final scores to see who achieves a positive score ('gets re-elected')…
Play a 'find the pair' memory game in groups of 4: flip cards face down and try to match related term/concept pairs about magnetism and electromagnets.
One partner ('the expression machine') secretly selects an algebraic expression from a leveled table; the other partner supplies an input number, and the first partner mentally evaluates and states the output; the guessing partner must deduce which expression was chosen from the outputs given, then roles switch.
Rotate through 5 stations: solve algebra word problems (depreciation, hourly cost, sequential totals, simple equation solving); play an input/output expression-guessing partner game at two difficulty levels; build a growing pattern with manipulatives and derive a pattern rule/expression; solve one-step equations and…
A back-to-school icebreaker game (MASH) that helps students share preferences/predictions about their future while following multi-step written directions.
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.
Interactive classroom review game ('Conflict at Jamestown') reinforcing the history and importance of the Jamestown, Virginia colonial settlement (1607).
Students give scientific clues about a target term shown in the 'Guess Box' without using the forbidden words listed in the 'Taboo Box', while a partner tries to guess the term.
Players draw event cards, listen as a card is read aloud, and guess where the event fits chronologically on their personal timeline (before/after or between existing cards); a player wins by placing 8 cards in correct chronological order. Students can also review an included timeline reference sheet of American Revolution…
Teach the history of the Statue of Liberty and connect it to broader themes of immigration and American identity through readings, activities, and research projects.
Players (3-10, ideally 3-8) each build a personal 8-card timeline on the table; a 'reader' reads an event card aloud to the next player, who must guess where it belongs in their own timeline (before/after, at the beginning, between two cards, or at the end); correct placement wins the card; the first player to…
Participate in nutrition-related games and activities (e.g. a 'Red Light Green Light' food-group game), track eating/drinking/sleep/exercise habits optionally in a personal journal, and share/discuss favorite fruits and vegetables in a group.
Students solve algebra practice problems presented as puzzles and games (e.g. a cross-number puzzle, symbol-matching/shading activity, and a 'follow the answers to the treasure' properties-of-real-numbers exercise).
A Grade 7 end-of-year math review packet covering pre-algebra topics (proportional relationships, signed rational numbers, two-step equations, circles, probability/statistics), delivered as a student worksheet, answer key, teacher's guide, and games.