Time to the Nearest Minute Kaboom Game
This is a Time to the Nearest Minute Kaboom Game. Students will enjoy reviewing math concepts with this engaging game. Directions are included for how to assemble and play.
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This is a Time to the Nearest Minute Kaboom Game. Students will enjoy reviewing math concepts with this engaging game. Directions are included for how to assemble and play.
Make learning the 8 times table fun with Underwater Multiplication! This engaging math board game has students race to answer multiplication questions to move their game pieces. The colorful game board, question cards, and playing pieces feature a vibrant underwater theme that makes practicing facts lively. Easily…
Students take turns spinning a number on a spinner, then color or cover the corresponding bat that completes the number 5 or 10 on a game board; play continues until all bats are covered, and the student with the most bats colored wins.
Students race to identify and 'swat'/cover the sight word the teacher calls out among a spread of printed Fry 1st 100 word cards; teachers may also fill in blank editable cards with additional words.
Draw and read event/date cards aloud to other players, guess where each event belongs in chronological order relative to cards already placed in their own timeline, and build a personal timeline of 8 correctly ordered cards to win.
An indoor recess gross-motor game in which students physically act out emotions.
Roll a die multiple times and draw the corresponding watermelon features (eyes, nose, mouth, extras) shown in a reference key; optionally follow teacher-dictated 'Change It Up' prompts to add more elements, colors, or line styles, then color the finished drawing.
This What Game is That Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way to help your students build their reading comprehension skills. By reading clues about different games , they will be able to practice and improve their skills. This is a great resource for any teacher looking to help their students improve their reading comprehension.
Playing in teams of 2-6 (or cooperatively), students move around a digital game board (accessed via an external link) and, on their turn, expand a sentence by adding the elements landed on (who = subject/noun, did what = predicate/verb, when, how, where, why); optional printed bookmarks summarize each element and…
A memory/matching card game to reinforce back-to-school vocabulary.
This game is great for helping students learn to use number sense. With this game, students work with a partner to draw two cards and say the two-digit number the cards create. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about numbers.
These are Counting Lions with Daniel Game Mats. These mats will allow students to practice counting numbers 1-10 . All you have to do is print and mats and the lion counters.
A parking-lot themed matching game for practicing digraph identification at two difficulty levels.
Students are divided into partners/small groups using a class-provided grouping method, then complete music-themed games and activities such as forming groups by animal-noise matching, birthday-month matching, or shared childhood songs, and solving music-themed Sudoku puzzles
Two students play tic-tac-toe head-to-head; before marking an X or O in a square, a student must correctly read aloud the sight word printed in that square; three-in-a-row wins.
Students view fraction figures on task cards and select the matching answer from multiple-choice letter options, recording their choices on a numbered (1-24) answer sheet; a Start/Finish game board supports small-group center play.
This resource is a Ghost Poop Making 10 Math Activity. It is an extremely silly game for students to practice partners of 10 during the Halloween season. Directions are included.
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…
Each player spins a spinner twice, adds or subtracts the two numbers, and crosses out a matching number on their grid; first to get three crossed-out numbers in a row wins.
Two students take turns; before placing an X or O on a 3x3 grid square, the player must correctly read the sight word printed in that square aloud, across 11 different game boards covering the word list.
This Make Your Own Card Games Reading Comprehension Worksheet is a great way for students to build their reading comprehension skills. The worksheet features John and Scott making up card games. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn about reading comprehension.
A physical education game that teaches and assesses the overhand throw motion for accuracy using a fishing-themed target activity, with two equipment-dependent versions.
A numbered apple-picking gross motor game where each apple corresponds to a specific movement task.
Explore Lions, Tigers, Zebras + Veterinarians PE Game.