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Full-year supplemental Grade 5 math resource, aligned to British Columbia (Canada) curriculum learning standards, providing real-life application activities, math stations, games, journals, projects, and assessments for each learning standard.
Use the illustrated cards (places like London (UK), Bruxelles (Belgium), Venice (Italy), Paris (France), Budapest (Hungary), Cracow (Poland), Bologna (Italy), Barcellona (Spain), Athens (Greece), Berlin/Hamburg (Germany), Romania, Ukraine, plus travel-related people/object cards) to practice English vocabulary and…
Spring Equivalent Fractions Matching Game Engage your students in learning equivalent fractions with this fun spring-themed digital matching game! Students match fraction symbol cards to equivalent fraction cards, with instant feedback letting them know if they have a match. With 5 difficulty levels, students can play at their own level…
The Addition War Card Game The Addition War Card Game is an enchanting and instructive tool geared towards enhancing the addition skills of grade 3 students. This innovative modification of the traditional card game, War, entwines strategic reasoning with math practice, paving a way for an immersive learning experience. Making Learning…
Letter G Bingo Game is an easy and fun way to help kids get familiar with the letter G and its beginning sounds. Because it’s a game they already understand, students usually stay focused and enjoy the activity while learning at the same time. I’ve used this during our letter of the week and also as a quick review when…
Roll a pair of dice, move a game piece along the board, read aloud the German question landed on, and answer it verbally (or in writing) with a partner or small group.
This engaging and interactive review game is the perfect way to teach kids different self regulation activities and calming strategies, while reviewing their knowledge of different coping skills! This no-prep coping skill lesson is the perfect way to teach and review different calming strategies that kids can use when…
Answer trivia questions drawn from numbered game cards (e.g. "Which cattle trail...", "Who was the Chisholm Trail named after?") while playing a board game with included game pieces and directions.
Watch instructional videos and complete accompanying video worksheets, participate in a hands-on "Penny Wise" budgeting simulation activity (adapted from a Bean Salary game), and compile the pieces into a personal budget project; a paperless Google Slides copy of the project is also provided via a linked Google Drive…
Multiplication Fact Practice Board Game - 9 Times Table Engage students in practicing fluency of the 9 times table with this fun underwater-themed math board game. The game strengthens multiplication skills through an engaging group activity. To prepare the game, print and laminate the game board, question cards, playing…
Skip Counting by 50s Bingo engages students in building number sense through a fun, interactive game. This math resource includes 5 colorful bingo boards to photocopy along with calling cards to practice skip counting by 50s. To play, students cover squares on their boards when numbers are called out. The first to mark 3 squares in a…
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("4th Down") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 4s (x4), to build recall fluency.
Move from Start to Finish through music-themed conversation prompts. Students discuss preferences and experiences, name instruments or genres, and try an action such as humming a song for others to guess. Use the board after introducing music vocabulary so learners have words ready for their responses.
Two players take turns rolling dice and coloring the corresponding number on their own leaf-shaped game board (filled with scattered numbers); first player to color their whole leaf wins.
Provide an apple-themed charades-style gross-motor game for indoor recess or brain breaks.
For each phonic sound, students read and draw pictured words, underline the target sound within word lists, fill in missing letters to complete words, match words to pictures, solve crossword and picture-crossword puzzles, find words in a word search, read a short story and underline target-sound words, and (at the back of the book)…
A color-by-sight-word game practicing Fry's 9th 100 sight words.
Students cut out and assemble a paper cookie jar, then match printed sight-word 'cookies' to word lists and store/sort them by level; a checklist is used to track mastered words.
A set of five dice-based 'bump' board games for practicing addition, addition with regrouping, subtraction, subtraction with regrouping, and addition/subtraction vocabulary.
Roll a die/spinner five times against a grid-based game sheet to determine drawing prompts, follow a how-to-draw guide and finished example to render and color a hummingbird artwork, trace lines in black marker, write reflective interview-style questions for the artist, and describe their own artistic process in sequential steps.
Identify, read, write, and match CVC words using individual posters/word-wall cards, ten worksheet-style cut/draw/match/write activities, and two games (Sound Bingo, 4 in a Row).
Use the illustrated cards (places like Rio de Janeiro and Brazil, Machu Picchu (Peru), the Amazon Forest, Nazca Lines, Easter Island, Ushuaia and Buenos Aires (Argentina), plus travel-related people/object cards) to practice English vocabulary and speaking by inventing and telling a story that incorporates the cards…
Spring Equivalent Fractions Matching Game Engage your students in learning equivalent fractions with this interactive Spring-themed matching game! In this digital PowerPoint activity, students match fraction circle cards to equivalent fraction circle cards. As they play, students receive instant feedback to reinforce correct matches.…
Students play a traditional memory game, flipping cards face down (or face up for beginners) to match French fairy-tale vocabulary words (e.g. la princesse, le dragon, la sorcière) with their picture cards; the player with the most matched pairs wins.