4 Corner Beanbag Tag! PE Game
A lesson-plan worksheet for a PE tag game that builds agility, fleeing, and dodging skills.
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A lesson-plan worksheet for a PE tag game that builds agility, fleeing, and dodging skills.
Each student holds one or more cards; a student reads their 'I HAVE [word]' prompt aloud, then another student whose card answers the linked 'WHO HAS?' clue responds, continuing the loop around the group.
ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION | INTERACTIVE GAME FOR MATCHING GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THIS PRODUCT: What format is it in (digital, printable, PDF, A4, letter)? This fun and engaging resource is designed in A4 format and has been converted to PDF, making it easy to use and carry anywhere: PDF Is the design in full color…
Click through 10 quiz questions, choosing an answer for each (e.g. 3+4, 2+6, 7+2); wrong answers route to a "Retry" slide and correct answers advance via a "Next" button to the following question.
Classify rational/irrational numbers, evaluate powers and roots, convert to/from scientific notation, solve multi-step linear equations and inequalities, solve systems by substitution/elimination/graphing, evaluate and graph functions, compute slope and rate of change, and apply the Pythagorean theorem; also includes…
Students use a dice-roll game and templates to create hand-drawn or digital cityscape/silly-face art, complete a coloring sheet, and complete narrative writing and artist reflection sheets; an activity also covers sequencing and elements/principles of art.
Roll a die and color the animal at the matching number; if that animal is already colored, the player misses a turn. First player to color one of each animal wins.
A two-player matching board game to help children learn to blend and differentiate three-letter CVC words with the short vowel sounds 'i' and 'e'.
A pair-work speaking board game giving students practice with the grammar structure "Do you prefer A or B?" through interactive pair-work question prompts.
In pairs, students take turns translating a pet-vocabulary expression on the Connect4-style grid, then color/mark a circle; first to connect four in a row wins.
Shuffle and deal the German-vocabulary cards to students. One student asks "Wer hat [term]?" (Who has...?); the student holding the matching card answers "Ich habe [term]" (I have...) and asks the next question. Play continues around the group until the chain loops back to the first card.
Students write/discuss qualities they want in a friend, read a suggested friendship book list, solve a word search, complete a Venn-diagram-style 'Friendship Diagram' game/discussion, listen to/read a social story about taking a 'Friend Vacation' and fill in blanks, and answer discussion question cards while doing a…
Students participate in teacher-led circle time discussions, sensory/art/science activities, dramatic play, math counting games, and movement activities themed around fire safety (not a worksheet for independent student completion).
Skip Counting by 7s Bingo engages students in learning to skip count by 7s. This math game includes 5 colorful bingo boards to print, laminate, and reuse, plus calling cards and playing squares. To play, students cover numbers on their boards as the teacher draws and calls out cards. The first player to form a row of 3 covered numbers…
Launch the interactive e-learning module (via tablet, computer, or web link) and solve clues across 4 topics (instrument families, solo instrument featured, instrumental techniques, and articulation) to identify which of 5 suspects stole the baton, using instrumental sound clips and on-slide help.
Each student reads the number they "have" aloud, then asks "Who has [next number]?"; play continues around the group until the 10-card loop closes.
A set of printable flash cards pairing a themed image/prompt with a short gross-motor exercise instruction (a pick-a-card game where each flower card names a gross-motor exercise (e.g. wall push ups, bear crawl, sit ups)), for use as classroom movement breaks or PE warm-ups.
Pick a target sight word for the group shown ('PICK A WORD'), find and check/color every matching copy of that word within a grid that also contains one distractor word repeated in the same grid.
Play integer card games in pairs/groups using a provided deck of integer playing cards (-10 to +10), competing to calculate sums correctly and fastest to win cards; also includes a 'Beat the Teacher to Zero' whole-class adding-integers slideshow game.
Solve numeric and word problems (compute proportions, add/subtract/multiply/divide integers and rational numbers, solve two-step equations and inequalities, graph inequalities, compute circumference and area) organized into 4 weekly sets of activities; play accompanying math games.
Students roll a die (or use a spinner/random number app) 5 times against a grid-based game sheet to determine which shapes/elements to add to a robot drawing, add color/detail using markers or paint, then complete an acrostic poem using the word ROBOT, write a short story from a provided prompt, compare their artwork to an existing…
No Prep Under the Sea Ocean Animal Habitat Bingo Game is a fun and easy way to bring ocean learning into your classroom or activity time. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s simple to set up and gets everyone involved right away. I like using this during ocean units, summer themes, or anytime we’re exploring sea animals and habitats.…
Sound out and read three-letter words on cards, matching words to pictures; play matching pairs, Snap, or Old Maid using the word/picture card set.
Once teacher-populated, students draw/select a word and matching definition slide as part of a vocabulary review game; the template itself contains only placeholder text for the teacher to fill in.