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The bingo format gives students repeated practice matching hour and half-hour times with analog clocks. Before play, model how the minute hand at six represents thirty minutes past the hour and how the hour hand sits between numbers. Pause after a call to let students explain a match.
Telling Time Hour Clock BINGO helps students practice reading analog clocks and telling time to the hour. This interactive BINGO game engages 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grade learners in a fun group activity that reinforces time-telling concepts. Students can play in small groups or as a whole class. The teacher calls out times shown on picture…
Your grade 1 and grade 2 learners are going to have the time of their lives playing these fun turkey-themed learning games. What’s even better? They’ll be practicing their skills in telling time to the hour.
Its Turkey Time! Your grade 1 and grade 2 learners are going to enjoy working their way through these learning activities with a fun turkey theme.
Thanksgiving Addition and Subtraction sorting mats can be played by one or more students. Each student has a mat and then sorts through a pile of cards to find the matching equations to the number on their mat.
What if you could have a fun Thanksgiving activity that reinforced your students' one-step equation skills? "Who Stole the Turkey" is a fun, interactive way for your students to practice algebra concepts.
Multi-station classroom escape room where students read a historical narrative, apply math/decoding skills, and solve puzzles about the first Thanksgiving to unlock a final online 'breakout' form.
Free download Printable Thanksgiving-themed escape room where students solve five puzzles (word search, math, code-breaking, crossword, riddle) to collect codes and 'save' a turkey before dinner.
Reinforce multiplication facts (1-12 times tables) and number sense through 32 Thanksgiving-themed task cards used in a 'Scoot' rotation game or math centers.
Provide simple, low-prep games for a Thanksgiving-themed classroom party.
Save Thanksgiving with the Proportions Escape Room-A Fun, Engaging Activity! Keep your students excited about math this holiday season by using a Thanksgiving-themed Digital Escape Room.
Thanksgiving-themed bump game for a fun math activity. This resource includes 5 boards of the game and instructions are on each page. Included are subtraction, addition, addition/subtraction, roll 2 dice and add, and spin and add.
This math worksheet fits into the That we know of yet series for: - Games and Puzzles -Multiples and Factors -Nested Squares -Railway Track -The Mean Machine This bundle of printables is all about turning experience into mathematical knowledge.
A math-enrichment printable from the 'That we know of yet!' series that builds mathematical/strategic thinking through games and puzzles.
An interactive, football-themed PowerPoint game giving students practice adding and subtracting (and interpreting) integers through football drive/yardage word problems, aligned to CCSS 6.NS.5 and 6.NS.6a.
Free download A self-checking, competitive classroom math circuit ('race') where students solve multi-step word problems in sequence, each answer directing them to the next problem card.
A Valentine's Day-themed making-10 math activity where students match tens-frame cards with conversation-heart cards that add up to 10.
This is a Time to the Nearest Minute Kaboom Game. Students will enjoy reviewing math concepts with this engaging game. Directions are included for how to assemble and play.
A matching/memory-style card game that reinforces identifying linear functions from real-world word-problem scenarios (a running narrative about characters 'Bob', 'Nick' and 'Eva') paired with their correct function or numeric answer.
I Have Who Has is a long time student favorite. Use this class activity over and over for students to practice translating algebraic expressions to verbal expressions. Implementation: 1. Make a copy of the cards and cut apart.
Being on the go, these transportation number cards are perfect for students who love cars. They make the perfect tool for students to learn the letters of the number.
Here's a deceptively simple dice game to practice identifying and creating six kinds of triangles. Three are classified by their angles: acute, right, and obtuse.
Triangles: Special Segments Activity The Triangles: Special Segments Activity is a comprehensive and practical teaching resource ideal for all educators looking to effectively teach the fundamental aspects of triangles.
A cross-curricular thematic unit on the ocean/under-the-sea topic for grades 1-3, combining language, math, and science activities with printable worksheets, games, crafts, and a student booklet.