Editable Tic-Tac-Toe Game
This Editable Tic-Tac-Toe Game is fun for any grade, any subject. You will input questions for students to answer as they take turns. If they get the question right, they get to make their mark on the board.
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This Editable Tic-Tac-Toe Game is fun for any grade, any subject. You will input questions for students to answer as they take turns. If they get the question right, they get to make their mark on the board.
Review reading and writing vocabulary by asking students to recognize a term from its spoken definition. Thirty bingo boards draw on concepts such as plot, figurative language, persuasive appeals and the writing process. Cut-apart definition pieces and a caller’s reference support running the game; after a match, you can ask a student for an example to hear more than simple term recognition.
4 centers for practicing electricity understandings. Great for assessing students knowledge of electricity.
Your students will love this engaging science review activity. Everyone loves BINGO and it makes for a great review activity that is fun and competitive.
Your students will love this engaging science review activity. Everyone loves BINGO and it makes for a great review activity that is fun and competitive.
This is an engaging and enjoyable memory game on atoms, molecules, elements, compounds, chemical symbols, chemical formulae and naming compounds. Pupils work in teams of three or four.
A multi-puzzle escape-room activity reviewing atoms, molecules, elements, compounds, chemical symbols, formulae, and naming compounds, used to consolidate a unit or revise before exams.
A multi-puzzle escape-room activity reviewing atoms, molecules, elements, compounds, chemical symbols, formulae, and naming compounds, used to consolidate a unit or revise before exams.
Give students practice identifying elements vs. compounds, reading chemical symbols and formulae, and naming compounds through a multiplayer board game.
Your students will love this engaging science review activity. Everyone loves BINGO and it makes for a great review activity that is fun and competitive.
Equivalent Fractions Bingo engages students in finding equivalent fractions in a fun, competitive game. This multiplication resource includes 4 sets of calling cards with fractions represented as circles, squares, strips, and symbols. Also included are 5 bingo boards in color and black and white. To play, students match the fractions on…
A bingo-style game for practicing recognition of equivalent fractions shown as fraction symbols (Bingo Boards 6-10, part of a 30-board set).
A team-based, movement-oriented vocabulary quiz game ('Word Power Quiz') designed to re-energize young ESL/vocabulary learners with a brain-break format while reviewing basic vocabulary.
Product Description: Exponent Expressions Playing Cards (Integer Exponents and Numerical Expressions) is a pivotal teaching resource for educators aimed at infusing fun and engagement in learning math, particularly, numbers.
Take your students on a global math safari with this exciting digital escape room activity for exponents! As they travel across Africa, Asia, South America , and Australia, students complete challenging exponent problems in order to pursue…
A classroom scavenger-hunt unit review covering 7th-grade Expressions & Equations standards (distributive property, factoring, equivalent expressions, solving equations/inequalities, multi-step real-world percent problems).
An interactive, teacher-locked PowerPoint game (playable in PowerPoint only, not Google Slides) for up to 4 players that gives students practice with decimal mental-math multiplication using the 'break a factor into addends' strategy, with a spinner for scoring.
Provide a mental-math multiplication game where students use the 'FACTOR A FACTOR' strategy to find products.
A Google Slides Family Feud-style review game gives teachers five ready-made team-name themes — Bear vs. Tiger, Reindeer vs. Santa, Ghost vs. Witch, Ketchup vs. Mustard, and Gorilla vs. Lion — that can be copied and customized with any subject's review questions, from K-12 ELA, math, science, and social studies to foreign languages such as Spanish, French, or German. Setup requires copying the template into Google Drive, typing five questions and their ranked answers into slides 2 through 6, and dragging pre-built gold covering bars over each answer to hide it until it's revealed during play. Step-by-step playing rules explain how to divide the class into two teams, track wrong answers, award points, and offer a 'steal' opportunity to the other team after three misses on a board. Because the game itself contains no built-in academic content, its fit for any grade level or subject depends entirely on the questions a teacher writes into it. Classes that want more than two head-to-head teams can instead use an editable Jeopardy template , which spreads the same fill-in-your-own-questions setup across six categories and five point values per round.
Provide a strategic dots-and-boxes style game for practicing addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division math-fact fluency
A 'Find Someone Who' bingo-style math game reinforcing solving one-step and two-step linear equations.
A 'Find Someone Who' bingo-style math game reinforcing fraction concepts (identifying, comparing, adding, and converting fractions).
Find the Match – Chemistry Elements Matching Game A fast-paced visual review of atomic numbers and chemical symbols – inspired by the Spot It!™ game concept 🧪🧠 This printable chemistry card game offers a playful and challenging way for…
A board game reviewing flowering plant anatomy, pollination, seed dispersal, germination, and photosynthesis through question cards.