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Split into teams, answer teacher-posed review questions correctly to earn a chance to click the football (which randomly awards touchdown/field-goal/safety points); teacher tracks team scores on a scoreboard slide
Compete in a whole-class review game (e.g. 'Build-A-Bear', 'Attack!', or 'Family Feud' format) answering geography questions displayed from a separate Google Slides resource accessed via a bit.ly link.
Students on two teams take turns answering teacher-written questions of increasing point value (Single/Double/Triple/Home Run) to earn points; a wrong answer passes the question to the other team.
Match vocabulary words to their definitions (concentration game) or read a card, answer, and move a game piece along a board using a spinner or die.
Students are divided into teams; a team captain answers teacher-posed questions (which the teacher fills in on blank slides), and a correct answer lets the team click the soccer ball to randomly land on a scoring or non-scoring outcome slide; scores are tallied on a team scoreboard slide.
Answer displayed review questions in teams using one of three suggested formats (Build-A-Bear, Attack!, or Family Feud), earning points/pieces for correct answers.
In small groups, select numbered squares on a 64-square point board and answer the corresponding personality-psychology question to earn points, with a steal mechanic for incorrect answers and one 'Bazinga' bonus square.
Answer trivia questions drawn from numbered game cards (e.g. "Which cattle trail...", "Who was the Chisholm Trail named after?") while playing a board game with included game pieces and directions.
Create a review game by adding your own questions and answers to thirty blank Google Slides slots. Two teams use the linked question board and game board, with navigation buttons returning play to the appropriate view after an answer is revealed. Setup directions explain copying and editing the deck, so prepare the content before class and check the presentation controls before starting.
Access an external digital game board via a provided link on a laptop/desktop/tablet; 2-6 players/teams take turns rolling and responding to opinion-writing prompts on the board, with a 'game master' confirming responses meet the rules; players may record paragraphs on optional printable writing pages.
Working in teams of 5, students answer teacher-posed questions (which the teacher supplies by editing the template); each correct answer advances the team's zombie one space on a raceboard, and the first team to five correct answers wins.
Access an external digital game board via a provided link on a laptop/desktop/tablet; 2-6 players/teams take turns rolling and responding to informative-writing prompts on the board, with a 'game master' confirming responses meet the rules; players may record paragraphs on optional printable writing pages.
This is an easy to use basketball review game template. This game is great to review before quizzes and tests! This game is generic and works with any subject area such as English, history, math, science, social studies, etc. This review game is interactive! Have your students break into 5 groups and come up with team…
Cut out the "Monster Munch" game cards and discard pile and play with up to four players, drawing cards that show a 5x/6x/7x/8x multiplication fact plus special-action cards ("Steal a card from a player", "Miss a Turn", "Lose a card", "Game Over"); separately, write name/date and complete a practice sheet of 60 mixed…
Working in one of two teams, answer teacher-added review questions revealed by clicking a hockey-puck graphic in slideshow presentation mode; correct answers earn a randomly assigned point value that is added to the team's score on a scoreboard slide.
Students analyze each group of four terms and determine which one does not belong with the others, applying neuroscience vocabulary knowledge.
Cut out the "Multiplication Mystery" game-piece cards and play by answering a 9x/10x/11x/12x multiplication fact and following the matching movement instruction ("Move Forward 1/2", "Move Backward 1/2", "Lose a Turn", "Switch Places with Opponent") to advance along a board; separately, write name/date and complete a…
Work through 20 questions per review (identify the underlined noun as common or proper; identify a noun as common or proper; identify a common noun in a sentence; identify a proper noun in a sentence) via an online link; on finishing, play a self-checking reward game (jigsaw puzzle, memory, word search, or pigpen…
Multiplication Math Masters is a one-page printable game for practicing 0-4 multiplication facts. Educators can use this engaging resource during center time, small group lessons, or as a take-home assignment. The activity allows students to review their recall of basic multiplication facts in a low-prep format that’s…
Guess letters in a word/phrase puzzle in teams, watch or click a spinning wheel to determine dollar values, and accumulate team winnings as the teacher tracks guessed letters and scores.
Students review construction vocabulary practice cards, then play a click-based memory-matching game: click grid coordinates to flip cards and find matching pairs, continuing until all cards are matched.
Students (individually, in small groups, or as a whole class) view each question slide, discuss and agree on an answer, and the presenter reveals the correct answer with a click; the class tracks strikes (max 3 wrong allowed), can reach a red-light challenge question after 8 correct in a row, and can risk earned…
Answer 20 task-card questions on ecology vocabulary and concepts (individually, in groups, or as stations), match each answer to a corresponding word on a word chart, and assemble the words in question order to reveal a hidden quote, which the teacher then checks for correctness.
Match literary terms to examples/definitions on two different quizzes, and play an 'I Have, Who Has' style card game reviewing literary-term definitions and examples.