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An activity for telling and writing time from analog and digital clocks to the nearest five minutes, using a.m./p.m., including a clock-labeling review, a dominoes matching game, and word-problem practice.
Teach students a variety of mental math addition strategies (counting on, near doubles, compatible numbers, partitioning, estimating) through explanatory posters, hands-on activities, and games
A hands-on math game and worksheet set ('What's the Scoop?') for practicing multiple ways to represent numbers 1-20 (numeral, tally marks, addition/subtraction equations, and word form) using an ice-cream-scoop matching game plus companion worksheets.
A matching card game (Spot It-style) for practicing multiplication fact fluency by pairing factor cards with product cards.
A published collection of small-group music classroom games and team-building/music activities for K-6 music class.
A two-team, 'Battleship'-style board game (per the file's own Teacher Instructions) used for pre- and post-learning assessment of students' knowledge of a political map of Europe — students place hidden 'bases' on countries and try to locate the other team's bases.
Help students master identifying which of two objects is taller or shorter through direct comparison, aligned to standard K.MD.1 (describing measurable attributes of objects).
A dice-rolling addition game/worksheet where students add rolled numbers together with a goal of reaching 100 first.
A no-prep dice-drawing game where students roll a die to pick a shape, eyes, smile, and an October element, then draw and color a spider based on the results.
A flexible whole-class review game (accessed via Google Slides) that helps students review facts about the U.S. Constitutional Amendments through competitive team formats.
A speaking/discussion board game to build ESL conversation skills using art-themed discussion questions.
A 20-question 'What Time Is It?' classroom board game (PowerPoint) for practicing telling analog time (o'clock, quarter past/to, half past, minutes past/to).
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An 'I Have / Who Has?' group card game that drills recognition of Fry's second hundred high-frequency sight words.
A no-prep roll-and-draw dice game where students build a drawing of a cake design step by step based on die rolls, practicing observational/copying drawing skill.
Provide a dice-based strategy game for practicing perimeter of regular and irregular polygons, encouraging students to notice number-theory strategy (divisibility by number of sides).
The Royal Numbers Game + Worksheets is a fun way to give your little learners practice with numbers up to 25. They will identify which number comes at the beginning, in the middle and at the end of a sequence.
Provide a no-prep two-player dice strategy game where students calculate (and can extend to) the perimeter and area of compound/composite shapes they build.
Free download 1.Introduction Math class should be one of the most fun classes for you and your students, especially if they are children. That is why it is important for you as a teacher to use educational resources and games .
Free download A no-prep roll-and-draw dice game where students build a drawing of a happy cactus step by step based on die rolls, practicing observational/copying drawing skill.
A two-team, 'Battleship'-style board game (per the file's own Teacher Instructions) used for pre- and post-learning assessment of students' knowledge of a political map of Central America and the Caribbean — students place hidden 'bases' on provinces and try to locate the other team's bases.
A gross motor math game pairing addition problem-solving with a physical movement task tied to the answer.
A Tic-Tac-Toe-style PowerPoint game for practicing analog clock reading across six boards of increasing difficulty (o'clock, quarter past, half past, quarter to, and mixed).
A Quiz-Quiz-Trade partner card game combining academic vocabulary instruction ('sheltered language' strategy for ELL students) with math practice interpreting division of a whole number by a unit fraction, aligned to CCSS 5.NF.B.7.B.
A hands-on literacy center game practicing adding suffixes (-ed, -ing, -s) to base words.