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Student rolls a die for each column on the chart and draws the corresponding feature option onto their own paper to build a unique silly bird drawing, then adds details, a background, and color.
Using a smartphone/tablet/Chromebook QR-code reader, visit six stations to unscramble vocabulary, write a short story continuation, answer short-answer questions on biotic/abiotic factors and sustainable ecosystems, answer video-comprehension questions on marine pollution, play a linked online ecology game, and submit answers via an…
Students build a cardboard dog head/body/tail attached to a box, then take turns drawing a word-printed 'bone', reading the word aloud; if correct, they feed the bone through the dog's mouth (group says 'Woof!'), if incorrect the bone goes to the bottom of their pile ('Grrrr...'); first child to feed all bones to the…
Complete themed vocabulary puzzles for "COMPUTER": unscramble letter anagrams into vocabulary terms, solve a crossword using across/down clues, complete a numbered picture-to-word matching page, match two columns of related terms, and locate the theme's vocabulary words in a word-search grid.
Match 40 French word cards to their corresponding picture cards in a memory game; play with cards face down (traditional) or face up for beginning French students.
Cut apart the domino tiles and match each German vocabulary word to its picture, laying the cards in sequence from START to Ende (or use the halved cards as picture-word memory/matching cards).
Complete a series of activities: assemble rainbow fruit skewers, identify a mystery food by touch, play a food-pairing guessing game, do taste tests and rate dips, make fruit smoothies, unscramble snack-word puzzles, make a fruit salad, play an 'I Spy healthy snacks' game, pack a memory-chain picnic game, sort foods…
Students read a short nonfiction mini book about the origins of the Olympics, then play a fluency game where they read sight-word phrase cards aloud to move along a game board toward a medal space.
Fifty 5x5 bingo cards, each with a give-away center square, cover thirty science lab vocabulary terms — tools such as beaker, microscope, cylinder, and tongs alongside protective equipment such as goggles, gloves, a safety mask, and an apron. A matching set of calling cards lists every term with its name, ready to be drawn and read aloud, and a bingo-chip sheet is included for marking called squares. A two-page how-to-use guide walks through printing and optionally laminating the materials, explaining horizontal, vertical, and diagonal winning patterns, and running the game from shuffling the calling cards to verifying a winner's card. The set is built for whole-class play, with fifty boards available for distributing to students.
Identifying Written Fractions Task Cards and Center Game (3.NF.1) This colorful card set helps reinforce fraction identification skills. Students in grades 2-4 will benefit from matching fraction names, models, and numbers. Use the 48 task cards for individual practice or small groups. Then bring students together with the…
Skip Counting by 11s Bingo builds number sense skills through active engagement. This math game strengthens students' ability to identify number patterns. To play, provide each student one bingo board. Call out numbers and have students cover the matching numbers on their boards. The first to fill a row wins! Use with small groups or…
Solve kinematics word problems (average velocity, projectile motion, acceleration, hang time, displacement) at task-card stations placed around the room, record answers, and match answers to words on a posted chart to assemble a hidden quote.
A one-page, self-checking printable game ("Heavy Weights") giving students repeated, timed practice with multiplication facts for the 8s (x8), to build recall fluency.
This Horton Hears Rhythms Koosh Ball Game is perfect for your 1st and 2nd graders. This is a great game for your music students to enjoy during Read Across America Week. From slide to slide, students will practice rhythms and notes.
A numbered apple-picking gross motor game where each apple corresponds to a specific movement task.
Complete fill-in-the-blank prompts (what they'd eat/wish for/buy/do at 100); color and count '100 Candies'; complete a classroom scavenger hunt counting items toward 100; design a '100 Days of School' t-shirt; trace/write '100', 'one', 'hundred', 'one hundred'; solve a 100th Day maze; play the dice game 'Race to 100'.
Book 3 of a phonics activity series (Ready-Ed Publications' 'Literacy for Early Learners') that introduces, practices, and reinforces the most advanced set of phonic sounds/blends in the series for early readers through varied worksheet activities.
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Practice recognizing and reading Fry high-frequency sight words 601-700 using a self-checking 'I Have... Who Has?' loop card game.
Students draw cards and read the sight-word phrase aloud; correct reads let them keep the card, and the player with the most cards wins. Optional extension has students say or write a sentence using the phrase.
Use printed, laminated, cut cards to practice and review sight words individually or via a memory-matching game with a partner.
Count burger and hot dog counters placed on BBQ grill mats to match the total shown on an equation card, write the total, and repeat with different equation cards (also usable as a game/center rotation).
Roll a die/spinner to complete a grid-based abstract drawing game, add color and outlining, read the 'Kandinsky for Kids' passage and summarize it in 3+ sentences, complete artwork/artist reflection sheets, sequence the steps taken (first/second/next/then/finally), and compare their work with Kandinsky's 'On White II.'
Read/view slide definitions of habitat and adaptation types, learn savanna vocabulary (arid, inselberg, plateau, propel, vast, etc.), and answer questions on accompanying task cards about specific animal adaptations.
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).