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Students work in teams to answer pictorial and multiple-choice quiz questions across several round formats (light knowledge, lightning round, cryptic clues, memory test, unscramble, bonus round) to score points on a built-in scoreboard.
Students practice algebra and related number skills through code puzzles, grids and other problem-solving activities. Topics include order of operations, exponents, integers, fractions, percents, graphing, and equations and inequalities . Worked guidance supports the exercises, and many activities use answers to reveal a message or complete a puzzle. Choose pages to follow your instruction and use the answer key to review both calculations and puzzle results.
Students complete each ready-to-use blackline-master workout as a lesson warm-up; each workout is algebra-skill-focused (organized into thematic units, e.g. 'Unit 1: Foundation', 'Unit 3: Games, Fun and Mystery').
Draw and read event/date cards aloud to other players, guess where each event belongs in chronological order relative to cards already placed in their own timeline, and build a personal timeline of 8 correctly ordered cards to win.
Watch a randomly generated numbered question on the smart board / interactive whiteboard, find the matching number on their bingo card, and write in the answer; the teacher checks card winners against an answer sheet, and students self-check with an answers slideshow at the end.
Draw event cards, listen as a 'reader' reads the event aloud, and guess where the event belongs (before/after/between) in their own personal timeline of 8 cards; the game ends when a player correctly places 8 cards.
Students play a dominoes-style game, matching cards where one card's term/definition connects to an adjoining card's term/definition (e.g., 'male reproductive organ' -> 'pollen grain'; 'contain chlorophyll' -> 'transport food'), covering plant part functions (roots, root hairs, phloem, xylem, stomata, palisade cells, carpel…
Watch a Crash Course Government and Politics video on gerrymandering and answer companion worksheet questions in complete sentences; view a slide presentation covering the definition, historical origin, negative impacts, and court cases on gerrymandering; define key vocabulary (political party, congressional district…
Free download Students review flashcard slides pairing plate-tectonics 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.
Working in groups of 4 or fewer, rotate through 5 stations: (1) assemble a jigsaw puzzle revealing a partial code, (2) fill in blanks and use a cryptogram key to decode a code, (3) read a passage on the ratification/amendment process and answer prompts, decoding a code from answers, (4) match scenarios to sections of…
Students solve puzzle-formatted algebra problems (e.g. word/symbol finds, cross-number puzzles, mazes) covering topics such as math symbols, number properties, order of operations, exponents, integers, fractions, absolute value, and graphing.
A digital 'Pop Game' style escape-room activity practicing the four fraction operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), including improper fractions.
Coordinate pairs mark the positions of a five-ship fleet — aircraft carrier, battleship, submarine, destroyer, and patrol boat — in this two-player Battleship-style plotting game built around 'MY SHIPS' and 'ENEMY SHIPS' coordinate grids . Players record ordered pairs in (x,y) form for each ship they place, then take turns calling out coordinates to try to sink their opponent's hidden fleet, with the file explicitly reminding students to read the x-axis before the y-axis. The download is a printable grid sheet rather than a worksheet with content questions, so gameplay itself is the practice.
A BINGO-style review game for reinforcing vocabulary and definitions related to cells and cell organelles.
A digital 'pop it' style practice activity giving middle-school students repeated exposure to order-of-operations expressions with parentheses (no exponents).
A multi-day, gamified fraction review activity ('Fraction Olympics') that has students practice adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, and rounding fractions through classroom-wide station games and physical challenges.
Complete a time line handout, learn about delegates to the Constitutional Convention, work through handouts explaining the Constitution and Preamble, complete a crossword, and play a card game about the signers (per table of contents).
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.
Students match domino tiles pairing plant/photosynthesis vocabulary terms with their functions or definitions.
Review ecology and ecosystems vocabulary/concepts through a BINGO game with call-out term definitions.
A ready-to-use set of 5 rotating math stations supplementing a middle school unit on fraction operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division), including unlike denominators and improper fractions.
Using a smartphone/tablet/Chromebook QR-code reader, visit six stations to unscramble vocabulary, write a short story continuation, answer short-answer questions on biotic/abiotic factors and sustainable ecosystems, answer video-comprehension questions on marine pollution, play a linked online ecology game, and submit answers…
Working in teams, students turn over pairs of face-down cards and try to match a question card with its correct answer card; a teacher answer sheet confirms correct pairs.
Students solve triangle-area/volume word problems, measure interior angles of polygons with protractors, play a dice game to construct different triangle types, prove the triangle area formula and apply it to a tiling problem, and calculate surface area/volume of a compound triangular-and-rectangular prism shape.