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Print, optionally laminate, and cut out the matching cards (round or square). Deal one card per player; flip the top card from the deck and compare it to your own card - if you find a shared matching image, keep the card. Player with the most cards at the end wins.
Cut apart and prepare matching memory cards (image side plus a fact side), then play a memory-match game, using short fact clues and an answer key to identify each dinosaur.
Free download LEARNING MULTIPLICATION | 1 TO 10 | FUNNY GAME ABOUT THE AUTHOR: At EDITORIAL LAURA EDUCA, we work every day to create educational materials that turn learning into a fun game. Our mission is for every child to enjoy the process of learning.
A printable letter-tile game combining spelling (language) practice with point-value addition (math) practice, Scrabble-style.
Roll a die/spinner five times against a grid-based game sheet to determine drawing prompts, follow a how-to-draw guide and finished example to render and color a hummingbird artwork, trace lines in black marker, write reflective interview-style questions for the artist, and describe their own artistic process in sequential steps.
Students roll a die, read the corresponding word aloud, find and color a matching occurrence of it in a grid.
Roll a die (or use provided options) to determine each drawing element (doughnut shape, eyes, nose, mouth, toppings), draw the resulting doughnut, then optionally add extra details/colors/lines from provided lists.
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.
The Road to Revolution Diplomacy Game: Round #3 - The Incident on King Street This an engaging teaching resource that draws students right into the heart of American history. It transports them back to the pivotal night of March 5th, 1770—'The Incident on King Street' or as it was referred to by the colonists, 'a massacre'. Gameplay and…
Students sing familiar songs (e.g. 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat') while following a conductor's gestures for tempo and dynamics, and take turns acting as student conductor themselves
Use an interactive on-screen activity to identify and count beats in randomly drawn starter rhythm combinations, with help slides available.
A physical education tag game teaching agility, fine motor skills/dexterity, and animal science facts about aardvarks and anteaters.
Free download A phonics board-style game that gives students practice reading words containing the 'oo' sound (both long, as in 'moon', and short, as in 'book').
Free download This is a phonics AR game to help children, especially those with special needs, read words with the digraph 'AR'. Who can use this AR game? Any who need to use the digraph ar! But it is especially for those with special needs: games can take the pressure out of learning to read, especially for those who have become despondent or are…
Roll a die once for each of 5 categories (BEAN, EYES, arms+legs, MOUTH, EXTRA) and draw the feature shown for that roll on the results chart to build a silly bean character; optionally use the 'Change It Up' page, where the teacher dictates additional elements (e.g. expression, a friend, table, vehicle, fruits, shorts, vegetables, chips…
Students in teams of 3-4 lay out 42 cards face down and take turns flipping two cards, keeping matched question-and-answer pairs (e.g., 'the plant organ responsible for photosynthesis' -> 'xylem'/'roots'; terms like stomata, glucose, carbon dioxide, phloem, pollen grains); the team with the most pairs at the end wins.
In pairs, place 8 shape cards into a tournament bracket, calculate the volume of each matched pair using given dimensions, advance the card with the greater volume (recalculating with adjusted dimensions each round), and determine a final winning card.
In pairs, each student picks a high-frequency word and writes it in the center; they play tic-tac-toe writing their chosen word in place of X or O, and the round ends when someone gets three in a row or the board fills up.
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Each student reads the word on the 'I Have' side of their card aloud, then listens for the matching word named under 'Who Has?' on another card, and the group passes the loop around reading cards in sequence until it returns to the start.
Roll a die repeatedly and draw the feature/element indicated for that roll number (pizza face shape, eyes, nose, mouth, extra features; then a second roll-and-draw sheet for toppings such as pepperoni, mushroom, olives), adding details and coloring the finished drawing.
Students roll a die five times, each roll determining one drawing element (cookie shape, eyes, nose, mouth, topping) from a reference chart, then draw their cookie accordingly and add extra details/background/scene; an optional "change it up" extension lets the teacher dictate additional elements, specific colors, or line types…
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Each student reads the word on the 'I Have' side of their card aloud, then listens for the matching word named under 'Who Has?' on another card, and the group passes the loop around reading cards in sequence until it returns to the start.
Flip a two-color counter or coin to determine whether to place a zero or roll a 10-sided die for a digit, place each generated digit into a place-value column on a graphic organizer to try to build the biggest or smallest number, then as a class order the resulting numbers, round them, read them aloud, and/or convert them to fractions.
Free download Each student reads the number they "have" aloud, then asks "Who has [next number]?"; play continues around the group until the 20-card loop closes.