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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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')…
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.
Play in pairs: each player draws a large card showing a function's equation/graph, then takes turns asking yes/no questions (starting with 'Is your graph a function?') about the properties of equations/graphs to eliminate options on a small-card game board and guess the opponent's card; a whole-class PowerPoint…
A back-to-school icebreaker game (MASH) that helps students share preferences/predictions about their future while following multi-step written directions.
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…
Players move around the board and adjust a simulated score in response to financial events. Use the introductory notes and infographic before group play, then discuss the choices represented. The score changes are game values rather than predictions of actual credit-score changes. The existing companion suggestion is a checking account project .
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.
NGSS-aligned end-of-year Grade 8 science review to synthesize the year's learning across waves/light, forces/fields, genetics, Earth in space/deep time, and Earth's resources.
Make a 4x4 bingo board and fill in given answer values in random order; solve teacher-displayed problems one at a time (rate-time-distance word problems, unit price word problems, solve for x/y in a system, find slope from a graphed line, find slope from an equation, find slope from two points, find the y-intercept…
The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game - Round #2 Stamp Act: An Engaging Classroom Resource "The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game - Round #2 Stamp Act" is a combinatory tool of game-play and learning designed for high school level teaching. Detailing the period between the French and Indian War and American Revolution, it can…
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.
In pairs, place 8 shape cards into a tournament bracket, calculate the volume of each matched pair using given dimensions, advance the card with the greater volume (recalculating with adjusted dimensions each round), and determine a final winning card.
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.
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.
Make a 4x4 bingo board and fill in given answer values in random order; solve teacher-displayed problems one at a time (find missing triangle side, find distance between two points, find angle measures from parallel lines cut by a transversal, compare/order numbers, solve rate-time-distance and unit-cost word problems, locate a…
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…
A BINGO-style review game for reinforcing vocabulary and definitions related to cells and cell organelles.