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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…
In pairs, each partner deals from a shared deck of 18 volume cards, flips one card, calculates its volume showing work in a provided workspace, and compares results; the higher volume wins the round (best of 9), with partners allowed to challenge each other's 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…
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 view or draw a number card and ask yes/no questions about the number's properties (e.g. decimal expansion) to guess which number a partner or teacher is holding, eliminating candidate numbers on a board as they go; alternately, students fill in blank cards with a number's properties for extra practice.
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).
Students match domino tiles pairing plant/photosynthesis vocabulary terms with their functions or definitions.
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.
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.
Review ecology and ecosystems vocabulary/concepts through a BINGO game with call-out term definitions.
Complete a 'cheat sheet' table of perfect squares/cubes and their roots (2-15), use it to estimate 5 practice square/cube root problems, then play a matching card game (memory-match, Go Fish style, or face-up matching) with 24 cards estimating roots.
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/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…
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.
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.
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…
Decode multisyllabic academic vocabulary, identify roots/prefixes/suffixes, analyze figurative language and allusions, identify theme and how it is conveyed, analyze author's word choice and structure, read passages and answer analysis/synthesis questions, and complete open-ended writing prompts; also includes games…
A no-prep summer enrichment packet for students moving from 8th to 9th grade, reinforcing reading comprehension, literary analysis, vocabulary, grammar, argument writing, and critical thinking to prevent summer learning loss.
Classify rational/irrational numbers, evaluate powers and roots, convert to/from scientific notation, solve multi-step linear equations and inequalities, solve systems by substitution/elimination/graphing, evaluate and graph functions, compute slope and rate of change, and apply the Pythagorean theorem; also includes games and…
Break the ice during the first week of school with a 'get to know you' bingo game for middle schoolers.
A no-print digital figurative-language resource teaching 24 summer-themed idioms, each presented with its origin/literal meaning and figurative meaning, for improving idiom comprehension and recall.
Access a linked digital escape room on a laptop, tablet, or smartphone and solve 50 problems; completing each unlocks a link to the next location/game, and progress can be resumed by saving the address.