Back to School Memory Game
A memory/matching card game to reinforce back-to-school vocabulary.
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A memory/matching card game to reinforce back-to-school vocabulary.
These are Counting Lions with Daniel Game Mats. These mats will allow students to practice counting numbers 1-10 . All you have to do is print and mats and the lion counters.
Provide a collection of music-related games and small-group activities for K-6 classrooms, usable by teachers with or without formal music training
A tic-tac-toe style game board set for practicing reading the first 100 Fry sight words aloud.
Each student uses a laminated haunted-house mat covered with numbers and takes turns spinning a number spinner (built with a paper clip and pencil). If the spun number has a match on the mat that would sum to 10, the student covers that number with a mini-marshmallow ("ghost poop"); if not, or if the spinner lands on "oops poops," play passes to the next student. The first student to cover every number on their mat wins, and — per the game's own instructions — students get to eat their marshmallows afterward. The game reinforces partners of 10 through repeated spin-and-match turns.
A numbered apple-picking gross motor game where each apple corresponds to a specific movement task.
A tic-tac-toe game format for practicing reading and recognizing Fry's fourth hundred sight words.
A kindergarten-level phonological awareness workbook teaching compound words, syllable counting, and rhyming through picture-based activities and board games, to build a foundation for early literacy.
This resource is great for helping your students build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet is about two brothers, one of whom always wants to play games .
A superhero-themed gross motor game with 10 numbered challenges, each pairing a short scenario with a physical movement task.
This is a Counting Chocolate Chips Game Mat + Worksheets. This is a fun way for your little learners to practice counting numbers 0-25. The game mats have 3 numbers per page. These cards can be printed and cut to become a matching game. Printable worksheets are included for additional interactive practice.
A tic-tac-toe game format for practicing reading, spelling, and recognizing Fry's sixth hundred sight words.
A digital (Google Slides) checkers-style game for practicing 1-digit addition facts.
A numbers 1-10 matching game using a penguin/fish theme (file title page reads 'Numerical Penguins Match Game').
An editable PowerPoint classroom competition game (Battleship format) providing addition practice, owl themed, for two teams.
A tic-tac-toe game format for practicing reading and recognizing Fry's third hundred sight words.
A digital (Google Slides) Connect-4-style game for practicing 1-digit addition facts.
A gross motor movement game in which students pick a fruit and perform the physical task shown for it.
An editable PowerPoint classroom competition game (Tic-Tac-Toe format, 6 boards/rounds) providing addition practice, owl themed.
A tic-tac-toe game format for practicing reading, spelling, and recognizing Fry's ninth hundred sight words.
Students listen to paired musical options, choose a preference, and move a checkmark to show their selection. The examples range from vocal performances to instruments, giving you several starting points for discussion. Duplicate an existing layout to add your own pair and ask students to explain what they noticed while listening.
This resource is a hot chocolate stand game to practice music notes. On each slide, students will select the correct music note to move on and continue building the hot chocolate stand.
The slide deck presents eleven pairs of music and performance choices, from becoming a rock star or jazz musician to choosing between dance styles. Use the options to invite a quick vote, then ask students to explain an answer or respond to a classmate. Most prompts use familiar activities, with a few terms or dance references you may want to introduce first.
A tic-tac-toe game format for practicing reading, spelling, and recognizing Fry's eighth hundred sight words.