I HAVE, WHO HAS? | Numbers 0 to 9
An 'I have, who has' cooperative card game for practicing numbers 0 to 9 (per file title 'NUMEROS 0 AL 9').
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An 'I have, who has' cooperative card game for practicing numbers 0 to 9 (per file title 'NUMEROS 0 AL 9').
A review game ('I Have, Who Has?') that reinforces nonfiction/informational text vocabulary terms tied to Reading Informational (RI) standards.
Give students hands-on practice matching addition facts through a printable domino-style game.
Practice single- and double-digit addition facts using a domino-style matching game where each tile's answer connects to the next problem.
A dice-based counting mat game where students roll dice, count/add the pips, and practice number 1-12 recognition by placing seed manipulatives and tracing the rolled number.
In this resource you will receive a very engaging and fun game played like Apples to Apples. There are 30 different emoji cards and 90 different person, place, thing, event cards. There is no reading required. Anyone over 5 can easily play this game. Directions: One person is the "judge" first. I usually choose the oldest in the group. The judge turns…
Introduce, practice, and test 20 breakfast-related English vocabulary words using a digital slideshow presentation, a word-scramble game, a vocabulary list and quiz/test, and four sets of flashcards.
Practice number sense (numeral recognition, sequencing, counting) through a set of print-and-go activities and games.
A print-and-go booklet of games, worksheets and word problems for practicing addition and subtraction facts from 0 to 18.
Arrange sixteen domino tiles into a chain by matching multiplication expressions with their products. START and FINISH pieces mark the endpoints. After cutting the tiles, have students calculate each product before choosing the next piece, then read the completed chain to check the matches.
Provide an interactive, animated PowerPoint-based game/quiz reviewing plant knowledge for team and individual play, with a built-in scoreboard for up to seven teams.
A sight word recognition practice activity (Set 9a) using a find-and-color game format for a specific list of sight words.
Differentiated partner game and worksheet set for practicing the 'doubles plus one' addition-facts strategy.
If fractions have ever made your students’ eyes glaze over faster than Monday morning math, say hello to your new best friend: Fractions Flashcards – Matching Game ! This fun and hands-on activity helps kids actually get fractions without anyone falling asleep at their desk, or dramatically asking, “But when will I use this in real…
Domino-style matching game for practicing single- and double-digit addition facts.
A 60-theme bundle of ESL/vocabulary puzzle packets (anagram, copy-words crossword, word matching, wheel/shape page, word search) covering everyday-life topics from air animals to zodiac signs.
A printable set of cards pairing common fractions with their equivalent decimal and percent values, used for card-sort review/assessment, reference notebook activities, or a comparison card game.
A one-page foldable dice/cube template for a getting-to-know-you game where students share preferences from six categories.
Domino-style matching game for practicing multiplication facts (times tables 1 through 12).
Practice representing whole-number addition and subtraction sums/differences within 100 using a number line, framed as a game.
Simplified, dinosaur-themed sudoku puzzles for early logical-reasoning practice.
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.
A getting-to-know-you SCOOT game and related activities for the start of the school year, designed to help teacher and grades 5-6 students learn about each other through icebreaker questions, writing prompts, and a song.
A PowerPoint-based classroom game/template for group vocabulary enrichment practice, where students research and present synonyms and antonyms for teacher-assigned words for classmates to guess.