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One student picks an action card and acts out the sports action shown (e.g. throwing a ball, catching a ball, playing tennis, slam dunk) for classmates to guess; repeat until all cards are used.
This product, Subtraction BINGO, can help students build fact fluency by playing BINGO to solve subtraction problems to 20.
a kids' yoga bingo game pairing picture-based bingo cards with yoga-pose calling cards, for group play and pose practice
Free download Students roll two dice, add or subtract the results, find the answer on their bingo card, and cover it; play individually, in pairs, or in groups to get five in a row or a full board.
Free download Draw playing cards to determine a starting number and an operation rule (add or multiply), then complete a number pattern by filling in a recording sheet chart
A speaking/discussion board game to build ESL conversation skills using art-themed discussion questions.
Students look at each displayed question/image on the interactive whiteboard, work out the answer, and write it into the bingo square that matches the question number on their bingo card; the game is played toward lines and a full house, checked against a teacher answer sheet.
Free download Draw ('catch') a fish word card and sound out/read the CVC word; correctly read words are kept on the player's board, misread words are returned face down; first to fill their board wins.
A charades-style vocabulary review game covering 4th grade math terms across geometry, fractions, decimals, and measurement.
A 5-station rotation supplementing a unit on equivalent fractions, using varied activity types (word problems, a dice game, a matching riddle, a sale-price application, and a written reflection).
Skip Counting by 100s Bingo engages students in building number sense through a fun, differentiated math game. This resource includes 5 colorful bingo boards with corresponding calling cards to practice skip counting by 100s. To play, students cover squares on their board as numbers are drawn. The first to cover 3 squares in a row wins!…
For each box on a 5x5-style Bingo grid, find a classmate whose experience matches the French sentence in that box (each classmate's name can be used only once), fill in all boxes, then shout 'BINGO.'
A group escape-room game reviewing plot, characters, and close reading of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing.
Roll dice and move around the game board; when landing on a space, read the German question aloud (e.g. about favorite/least favorite school subjects, the school cafeteria, after-school activities) and answer in German with a partner or small group.
Free download Click through 10 multiple-choice questions asking whether a given item is a citizen's RIGHT or RESPONSIBILITY (e.g. free speech, following laws, voting, jury duty), receiving 'CORRECT ANSWER - Next' or 'WRONG ANSWER - Retry' feedback.
Participate in nutrition-related games and activities (e.g. a 'Red Light Green Light' food-group game), track eating/drinking/sleep/exercise habits optionally in a personal journal, and share/discuss favorite fruits and vegetables in a group.
Play a chronology card game (up to 10 players): a reader reads an event from a drawn card, and the active player guesses where it fits (before/after/between) on their personal timeline of already-placed cards; correct placements build an 8-card timeline, incorrect cards pass to other players; students may also review the included full…
Players roll a die, draw a vocabulary card, read the cooking term aloud (e.g. baste, broil, cream, knead, marinate, mince, sift, simmer, whip) and state its definition; a designated judge/adult confirms correctness before the player advances on the board.
A printable 'Games Notebook' style resource providing a blackout-board game for practicing addition and subtraction facts.
Students read a task card showing a target number (1 through 12), then find and stack burger-layer pieces printed with equations (e.g. 1+1, 5-3, 2x1, 8÷4) that equal that target number, building the burger from bottom bun to top bun; laminated pieces can also be used with dry-erase markers for writing/counting/sorting…
Solve 20 fraction problems (10 addition/subtraction in Quiz 1's first page, 10 multiplication/division in the second) presented as improper fraction expressions, working through a linked interactive digital activity that can be paused and resumed.
A dice-based board game pair (Liquid Volume Bump Game and Mass Bump Game) that has students choose the best unit of measurement for a given real-world object/quantity.
For addition: flip cards and be first to call out the number needed to make 20. For subtraction: two players simultaneously flip cards and the first to say the correct difference (big number minus small number) keeps the cards; player with most cards wins.
Teach multiplication as repeated array-building through a hands-on strategy game using physical array pieces on a grid board.