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Cut out and correctly order domino pieces to spell a term; solve a crossword and sum specific answer-numbers; find a missing term in a word search and convert its letters to number values using a supplied cipher key, then sum them; complete a worksheet and apply the same letter-to-number method; reduce each running total to a single…
2-4 players roll a die, move a counter around a game board, and when landing on a "Spell It" square must orally spell a word read to them from a drawn card (or, as an adaptation, segment and blend the word's sounds); correct spellers stay put, incorrect spellers move back and are told the correct spelling.
Complete themed vocabulary puzzles for "AIRPORT": 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.
Students match starfish number cards showing plus/minus 10 and plus/minus 1 relationships to the correct answer boxes; match fish ten-frame cards to seashell ten-frame cards that combine to make 10; solve ten-frame addition/subtraction facts (e.g. 10+_=10 down to 1+_=10, and 10-_= various); match two halves of…
Students play a domino-style game, matching printed French fruit words in the correct chain order across 28 domino cards ('Mettez les cartes dans le bon ordre').
Match German fruit-vocabulary words (e.g. Ananas, Apfel, Banane, Birne, Heidelbeere, Erdbeere, Kirsche, Himbeere, Orange, Zitrone, Pfirsich, Mango, Papaya) to corresponding picture cards; classic memory-game format.
Print, laminate, and cut out circular cards from a 57-card deck; players race to find the matching coping skill between their card and the center card, take the matched card, and try to accumulate the most cards; a companion handout lists all 57 coping skills for pre-teaching.
Label and match body part names on flashcards, cut out and place organ cards on a body outline, sequence toothbrushing steps, and play a body-parts matching/memory grid game.
Select numbered question tiles on a game board; read a time-telling prompt ('What time is it?') and give the correct time answer (e.g. '7 O'clock', 'Quarter Past 5', '20 To 10'), then reveal the answer board.
Multiplication Math Masters is a one-page printable game for practicing 0-4 multiplication facts. Educators can use this engaging resource during center time, small group lessons, or as a take-home assignment. The activity allows students to review their recall of basic multiplication facts in a low-prep format that’s easy to…
Use an external interactive e-learning module to complete 10 different randomly-drawn activities: drag-and-drop pictures and lists, matching pairs, finding hidden transparent dynamics symbols, and fill-in-the-gaps exercises, with immediate feedback.
A collection of 25 base/kickball-style PE games ('There's No Place like Home') for teachers to run as a striking/fielding unit extension, recess activity, or large-group field-day event.
Solve word problems, addition/subtraction facts, doubles and make-a-ten strategies, place value, counting, number comparisons, skip counting, time, coin counting, and shape/graph activities; check answers with the provided key.
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Practice recognizing and reading Fry high-frequency sight words 701-800 using a self-checking 'I Have... Who Has?' loop card game.
Students race to identify and 'swat'/cover the sight word the teacher calls out among a spread of printed Fry 3rd 100 word cards; teachers may also fill in blank editable cards with additional words.
Pick a target sight word, scan a grid of repeated words to find and check/color each matching instance.
Presenting the K.OA.5 Kindergarten Common Core Lesson – your go-to digital educational resource specifically created to support young learners in mastering subtraction equation skills and improving fact fluency. This captivating lesson plan is perfect for both in-person and remote learning settings, offering a…
Free download Match each addition problem tile to its correct sum to form a continuous chain from START to FINISH.
Draw a flamingo using a 'how to draw' template, then play a dice/spinner-based game (rolling five times against a grid) to determine which shapes or elements to add to the drawing; color the finished piece with markers, crayons, colored pencils, or paint and trace lines in black marker; write an acrostic poem using the word FLAMINGO…
Animated Game: CVC Mystery Balls VI An engaging and interactive teaching resource designed to address literacy, language, and a variety of academic goals. With focus on grades 1 and 2, this game addresses phonics in a fun yet educational way. The activity revolves around 22 fascinating slides featuring animated balls…
Game for ESL: "80 cards to travel around the world in 80 Days" This Amazing PDF Teaching Material is Ideal for ESL, EFL Students, be it High Schoolers/ Middle Schoolers (Teens), Homeschooling Classes or ANY English Second Language School Abroad! This ESL, EFL, TESOL, TEFL Game can be great to improve English as a…
Letter B Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to help young learners practice recognizing the letter B and its beginning sounds. Kids enjoy playing bingo, and this activity makes learning feel more like a game than a lesson. I put this together to give students a break from worksheets while still building important phonics skills.…
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.
Students use provided sentence starters to agree/disagree and state opinions, then debate assigned topics (school uniforms, fashion, animal testing, natural disasters/environment, driving safety, video games, music) following a structure: introduce the topic, discuss, give a personal opinion.