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Rotate through 5 stations: solve area/volume word problems and write an original one; measure real boxes to calculate volume (and bonus surface area); design a backyard and calculate area/cost of different zones plus fencing perimeter; find area and perimeter of compound shapes (with an online game extension); and…
In pairs, each roll a die twice to get two numbers, form an improper fraction from them, convert it to a mixed number, compare it to their partner's mixed number (finding a common denominator if whole numbers match), and score a point for the larger number; first to five points wins.
Students/teams answer pictorial and text-based quiz questions across multiple game-style rounds (a plant-knowledge round, a lightning round revealing a plant part/process, a cryptic-clues round, and memory-test rounds), plus individual rounds (a memory test on garden plant positions, an unscramble round on lab equipment…
Rotate through 5 stations: solve riddles/word problems involving factors and multiples (including an LCM bus-schedule problem); play a dice-based factoring game; investigate two chosen numbers' multiples, factors, and greatest common factor; define and sort prime/composite numbers and build prime factor trees (with an…
Run a team-based math-review game ('float the Arkansas River') where teams work through numbered problem sections to advance along a river-route map.
Work through a section of math problems as a team, check answers with the teacher, then roll a die to apply a game rule that fills or drains team tanks.
Answer question cards (varying difficulty, e.g. naming plant structures, explaining pollination/dispersal/photosynthesis processes) while playing a board game with up to six players, using a teacher answer sheet to check answers.
Students look at each displayed question/image on the interactive whiteboard, work out the answer, and write it into the bingo square that matches the question number on their bingo card; the game is played toward lines and a full house, checked against a teacher answer sheet.
Students in teams of 3-4 lay out 42 cards face down and take turns flipping two cards, keeping matched question-and-answer pairs (e.g., 'the plant organ responsible for photosynthesis' -> 'xylem'/'roots'; terms like stomata, glucose, carbon dioxide, phloem, pollen grains); the team with the most pairs at the end wins.
Provide a strategic dots-and-boxes style game for practicing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math-fact fluency
Answer questions displayed on a smart board that correspond to numbers on individual bingo cards, marking their card as numbers are called; check answers using an answer key.
Play a dominoes-style matching game: draw tiles, match refraction/reflection terms, diagrams and definitions edge-to-edge, and challenge incorrect matches, following printed how-to-play instructions.
A dominoes-format review game for middle/high-school students on lenses, the eye, the pinhole camera, and the camera, using domino tiles printed with questions and statements instead of numbers.
Solve area-of-circle problems in a linked Google Sheets activity (self-checking, mystery picture reveal); a separate printable 'Show Your Work' sheet with 12 numbered boxes is provided for students to record calculations.
Complete real-life application worksheets, math stations, games, projects, and financial-literacy tasks covering perfect squares/cubes, roots, percents, proportional reasoning, fraction operations, linear relations, expressions, equations, surface area/volume, the Pythagorean theorem, 3-D nets, central tendency, and…
Partner with another student; read the sentence frame identifying the form (standard/expanded/exponential) of the expression on the partner's card, while the partner checks the answer side; then swap roles, trade cards, and repeat.
Sort, match, or compare integer-expression cards using games such as General Card Sort, Go Fish, Spoons, and War.
Play integer card games in pairs/groups using a provided deck of integer playing cards (-10 to +10), competing to calculate sums correctly and fastest to win cards; also includes a 'Beat the Teacher to Zero' whole-class adding-integers slideshow game.
Rotate through 5 stations: solve realistic word problems with integers (bank overdraft, temperature change, elevation difference, BCE/CE lifespan); play a positive/negative dice equation game; research and plot real city temperatures on a number line; use integers to evaluate football field-position plays; and…
Build fluency determining the sign and value of multiplication/division integer expressions using a set of 52 printable playing cards for classroom card games.
The USA and Canada Bundle provides educators with comprehensive resources to teach students about the geography and landmarks across the United States and Canada. This bundle includes scavenger hunts, matching games, quizzes , spelling lists, and engaging PowerPoints about famous landmarks for all 50 U.S.
A bundle of eight hands-on activities covering the 6th grade Number System domain: fraction operations, multi-digit multiplication/division, decimal operations, factors/multiples, integers, coordinate-plane plotting, absolute value, and transformations, aligned to Common Core 6.NS standards.
Answer map-scavenger-hunt questions using cardinal/intermediate directions to find cities, bodies of water, landforms, and capitals for each of the 13 provinces/territories; play matching games pairing province/territory names with capitals and abbreviations; label a blank Canada map using a word box.
The Chain Game is as perfect and unique back to school class activity/game. Teachers cut apart the 32 chain links and pass them out to students. Students answer the questions on their chain links. Each question, corresponds with another student's chain link. Eventually, all the chains are linked together, creating a large…