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Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and introduce students to the diversity of Spanish-speaking countries with this engaging Flags of Spanish Speaking Countries Bingo Game !
A secondary social studies unit teaching foreign policy concepts (tools of diplomacy, alliances, trade, international organizations) followed by a role-play crisis simulation ('The Terranova Crisis') in which student groups represent different countries/bodies negotiating a fictional border conflict.
A teacher-guided classroom activity using the online game GeoGuessr to teach students to identify physical and human geographic characteristics of a location and infer where in the world it is.
Country Study on Germany - Guess Who Game on famous German People This Teaching Resource is an fun Guess Who Game PDF Presentation (1 slide, 20 cards) on Famous German People.
A middle/high school government lesson package on gerrymandering and redistricting, combining a video-companion worksheet, a slide presentation, and a hands-on district-drawing simulation game.
A cooperative 'speed dating' style history activity teaching students about ten key Enlightenment thinkers (occupation, country, major work, and core belief) and their influence on democratic revolutions.
Guess the Country based on emojis! Includes answer sheet.
An animated PowerPoint team quiz game covering general-knowledge topics (geography, history, sport, science, etc.) with a built-in scoreboard, framed with Halloween facts.
A no-prep bingo game teaching Hawaii state symbols, geography, culture, and history facts (e.g. state capital, motto, statehood year, native flora/fauna) through vocabulary/fact recognition.
No-prep bingo game reviewing names of notable Hispanic/Latino figures for Hispanic Heritage Month.
No-prep bingo game introducing vocabulary and cultural symbols/figures associated with Hispanic Heritage Month, for younger grades.
Matching game introducing young children to notable Hispanic figures by matching name cards to picture cards.
Introduce young children to Hispanic culture, food, and notable figures through a cut-and-match matching game.
Looking for a high-engagement activity to celebrate the 4th of July, Memorial Day, or a patriotic-themed meeting? This "I Have, Who Has?" game is a fantastic way to teach American symbols and history through cooperative play.
An 'I have, who has' geography game for reviewing European country names and flags.
"I have ... Who has ...?" game! The idea is simple and includes every learner: The cards are shuffled and distributed. A player starts and asks for a term. If they have the right card, they call: "I have …" and ask for the next term.
Teach students about the ancient Indian board game Pachisi by having them build and play a reproduction of it, connecting a hands-on game to a unit on Ancient India.
Students begin with a hand-drawn English village and add or erase features as twenty-one narrated rounds introduce changes from 1745 to 1850. Canals, factories, railroads, and crowded housing gradually alter the same map, making urbanization visible. Background reading and a before-and-after chart prepare students to discuss the costs and benefits of industrialization, then develop a comparison essay; a drawing guide and sample map support the simulation.
This activity booklet has 20 trivia and game challenges that will teach kids 20 interesting facts about Juliette Gordon Low and then they will play a game, do an activity, or craft that will be themed to connect to the trivia question.
Are you looking for fun way to teach kids about Juliette Gordon Low? This printable Kim's Game challenge is the perfect solution. It's a complete activity designed to help kids of all ages learn about Girl Scout founder through a game of…
Have you ever wanted to learn more about Juliette Low? This is a fun game to play to learn more about her life. It's a perfect way for girls to explore the life and legacy of Juliette Gordon Low while having a blast.
King George III and his Tax Collectors: Historical Simulation A premier teaching resource designed for educators teaching American history.
King Philip's War Lesson and Game This unique teaching resource is ideal for students studying Social Studies, with a specific focus on World History and Indigenous People's Day.
A Taboo-style vocabulary review game for high school geography students covering landform formation concepts.