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This activity is a great way for students to learn and practice identifying angles as obtuse, acute, or right. Playing War with a partner is a fun way for students to engage with the material and learn through competition.
This activity is great for helping students add fractions and mixed numbers with common denominators in a fun and engaging way!
This 42 Pieces Blank Puzzle is perfect for students who want to build their critical thinking and problem solving skills. By putting together puzzle pieces to create a larger picture, they will be challenged and engaged in a fun way.
Provide a Jeopardy-style review game for 4th grade place value concepts, for use before an assessment or as a filler activity.
Celebrate Independence Day with a Patriotic Bingo Game for Kids | Perfect for Kindergarten and Elementary. We can celebrate the 4th of July in a way with this Independence Day Bingo Game for young kids. This game is fun and educational.
4th of July Puzzle Pieces Game Engaging young minds in the joy of learning is made simple with the 4th of July Puzzle Pieces Game. This teaching resource offers an organized and interactive approach to education, blending entertainment…
a hands-on SEL/physical-education tool: students assemble paper cube dice covering movement, yoga poses, calming strategies, stretches, and feelings, then roll them to practice physical activity and emotional regulation
low-prep SEL advisory and icebreaker activities for self-reflection and group community-building
A hands-on activity booklet that lets children explore each of the five senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch) through structured group games and worksheets, designed with Girl Scout troop meetings in mind.
This activity is great for helping students to find whole-number quotients of whole numbers with up to four-digit dividends and two-digit divisors in a fun and engaging way!
This activity is great for helping students to understand how to apply the multiplication of fractions and mixed numbers to real world problems. It is a great way to get students thinking about how they can use math in their everyday lives.
Give teachers a reference list of virtual and in-person games and icebreakers to build classroom community and student engagement.
Engage 5th/6th grade students in an 8-day Christmas-themed math mystery activity where daily math tasks (decimal division/multiplication, elapsed time, data lookups) each reveal a clue toward finding Santa's hiding spot.
Review Grade 5 math skills (standard form, volume, division, decimal operations, fraction operations) ahead of end-of-year testing through two 8-question bingo games.
The 5th Grade Order of Operations Scavenger Hunt This is a dynamic pedagogical tool designed specifically for the fifth-grade mathematics curriculum .
This is a 5th Grade Place Value Scavenger Hunt. This fun activity will give your students the practice they need with 3-digit and 4-digit multiplication. Directions are included for how to implement this scavenger hunt. Answer key included.
Build coin recognition and counting skills through a winter-themed 2-piece puzzle matching activity.
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Combine a classroom exchange activity with review of fifth-grade math. Students find classmates to solve problems involving fractions, decimals, geometry, and order of operations. Two sixteen-problem versions, answer keys, and step-by-step directions support running the activity and discussing the solutions afterward.
A 32-card matching deck pairs sixteen inequality representations across four card pages: number-line graphs matched to their inequality (x ≤ -2), unsolved one-step inequalities matched to their simplified form (3x ≤ 36 to x ≤ 12), written phrases matched to their symbolic inequality ("a number times 3 is greater than 10" to 3x > 10), and short real-world scenarios matched to the inequality that models them, such as a 60-pound bag limit paired with x ≤ 50. Students each hold one card, move silently around the room to find the classmate holding the matching value, and pair off to the side once matched, with the deck reusable as a standard face-down memory game instead. A second, separately structured 32-card deck pairs sixteen fractions with their decimal equivalents, such as 1/20 and 0.05, and can be played the same way as its own round.
Review a range of 6th grade math skills (ratios, unit rate, order of operations, percent, equations, inequalities, fraction/decimal operations, coordinate plane distance, GCF) through two slide-driven bingo review games.
Do you need some new ideas for your 6th grade math unit to meet the Common Core State Standards for Expressions and Equations? Here is a ready-to-go bundle with seven fun real-life activities to incorporate into your unit plan.
Activities include how to perform solo, body language knowledge, discover your voice, what will your perform in front of a group, performance time and more!
70 upper-intermediate-level French conversation question cards across 13 themes, used for a whole-class 'Scoot' movement game and for individual/small-group conversation practice.