Polar Express Music Game
This resource is a music game for the Polar Express. On each slide, students will work to find the correct musical pattern as they ride the train to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.
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This resource is a music game for the Polar Express. On each slide, students will work to find the correct musical pattern as they ride the train to the North Pole on Christmas Eve.
Practice recognizing and naming animal vocabulary (English, with Spanish instruction text) through an interactive digital memory-matching game.
Dice and counters game for practicing counting and one-to-one correspondence.
This Reading Simple Sentences Activity Board Game is perfect for students who are working on reading accuracy and fluency skills. By reading the sentences one word at a time, they will be able to build these skills quickly and effectively.
An oral listening game (no reading/text required) to help a child distinguish the 'o' sound from the 'oo' sound in spoken words, aimed at children with auditory processing difficulties.
Provide printable addition games for practicing addition facts through a dice-roll activity and a number-search activity.
Sport-themed discussion questions fill a printable board game, where each square asks something different — from “Have you ever been in a stadium?” to “Should school sport be voluntary?” and “For which sports do you need a racket?”. Students move around the board with a die and take turns answering whichever question they land on, speaking or writing their response in English. Prompts range from simple personal-experience questions and sports vocabulary to open-ended opinion topics about fairness, spending, and safety in sport, giving speakers at different levels something to respond to. The printable board is the resource itself; a die and player markers are not included and need to be supplied separately.
This resource is a monkey vacation music game. The monkey is going on vacation, but he must gather his friends first. On each slide, students will select the correct music note to gather another friend for the trip.
A compiled book of whole-class music games and activities intended to teach fundamental music concepts across grades K-6, usable by educators without a music background.
Two dice-based literacy center games giving students practice blending onset and rime and reading/writing AG-family CVC words.
ESL speaking/board game to prompt discussion about jobs and careers.
A phonics practice game where children find three-letter CVC words hidden in a picture and record or match them.
Roll one die for tens and another for ones, write the resulting two-digit number, and build it with base-ten blocks or connecting cubes. The recording sheet provides two rounds with separate Tens and Ones columns. Supply the dice and manipulatives for a small-group or station activity.
A published collection of small-group music classroom games and team-building/music activities for K-6 music class.
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 speaking/discussion board game to build ESL conversation skills using art-themed discussion questions.
An 'I Have / Who Has?' group card game that drills recognition of Fry's second hundred high-frequency sight words.
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.
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.
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 .
A gross motor math game pairing addition problem-solving with a physical movement task tied to the answer.
Sight word recognition practice through a two-player tic-tac-toe game.