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Students label a clock for review, play a dominoes-style matching game pairing analog clocks to their digital numerical time, then practice matching analog clock faces to given digital times, and solve short word problems by writing the correct time (with a.m./p.m.) for scenarios such as a choir practice at 5:45pm, a…
The template provides a prize-ladder game layout with linked slides, question placeholders, and a theme-song control. Make a Google Slides copy, enter your content, and mark the answer reveals before playing with the class. If a category-based format suits a later review, the separate Jeopardy-style review game template offers another arrangement for teacher-written questions.
Interactive classroom review game ('Conflict at Jamestown') reinforcing the history and importance of the Jamestown, Virginia colonial settlement (1607).
Students complete worksheet activities on place value/decimals, powers of ten, fraction operations, volume, and coordinate-plane graphing, supported by a teacher's guide and answer key, and play accompanying review games.
['match a geometric symbol/shape shown on one card to the same shape on another card', 'call out the shape name first to win the pair/set', 'play in one of three variations: Battle, Pairs, or Stacked']
An NGSS-aligned end-of-year Grade 4 science review packet covering energy, waves, plants/animals, Earth science, and resources, with worksheets, an answer key, a teacher's guide, and games.
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…
Students complete worksheet activities identifying states/properties of matter, tracing energy and food chains, mapping matter cycles in ecosystems, and observing Earth-in-space patterns, then play accompanying review games.
A Common Core-aligned end-of-year Grade 4 math review packet covering multi-digit operations, fractions/decimals, angles, and geometry, with worksheets, an answer key, a teacher's guide, and games.
Working in pairs, students move between 20 numbered task cards placed around the room, answer each question on a separate sheet, and match their answers to words on a displayed word chart to assemble a hidden quote, which they bring to the teacher to check; task cards can also be used individually for review…
Students review construction vocabulary practice cards, then play two click-based games: (1) find/click hidden construction tool names among a word list (inhalation mask, safety cone, screwdriver, pliers, saw, wrench, measuring tape, wheelbarrow, concrete mixer, drill, nail, ladder, etc.), and (2) uncover squares in a…
Answer fill-in-the-blank and multiple-choice questions across science topics: identify parts of the periodic table, classify elements/compounds/mixtures, balance chemical reactions and identify signs of reaction, apply conservation of mass, classify substances as acid/neutral/base by pH, calculate speed from distance…
Free download Study microbiome vocabulary terms and definitions, then answer multiple-choice review questions by clicking a letter; correct answers are revealed and incorrect answers prompt retrying.
Students access an external Google Slides link, review 4 steps for citing evidence, use those steps with an embedded text to answer self-checking questions about point of view, and use their analysis of text structure to build a paragraph.
Free download Click the word that matches a shown picture in two successive review games (a ten-word circle game and a six-star game).
In groups, students rotate through numbered task cards posted around the room, answer questions from each set of five on a separate answer sheet, and assemble word-clue answers in sequence to decode a hidden quote; alternatively cards can be used for individual/group/whole-class review or projected for class-wide…
Students access an external Google Slides link, review 4 steps for citing evidence, use those steps with an embedded nonfiction text to answer self-checking questions about point of view, and use their analysis of text structure to build a paragraph.
Students hold cards and take turns reading a definition/question ('Who has...') and answering with the matching term ('I have...'), passing play around the class or group until the deck loops back to the starting card.
Students first review construction vocabulary practice cards (terms like bricklayer, crane, dump truck, hard hat, excavator), then play a hangman-style game in class by guessing letters of construction terms/words via mouse clicks on the projected slides; the teacher's figure is 'hanged' one body part at a time for…
2nd Grade End of Year ELA Review Worksheets & Games Make end-of-year review simple, engaging, and effective with this Grade 2 ELA Review Packet ! This printable literacy resource includes 52 skill-building activities and 5 interactive games designed to help second graders review important reading, writing, phonics…
Free download Study metabolism vocabulary terms and definitions (e.g., molecule, oxygen, energy, glucose, starch, proteins, amino acids, carbon dioxide) in the context of a scenario about why a character (Elisa) feels tired, then answer multiple-choice review questions by clicking a letter; correct answers are revealed and…
An end-of-year Grade 3 science review packet covering forces and motion, life cycles, heredity, animal survival/adaptations, and weather/climate, aligned to NGSS.
Vocabulary Review Game - Calendar Words: I Have, Who Has, Editable An enjoyable and effective teaching resource designed to enhance calendar-related vocabulary and reading fluency in a fun way. Ideal for grades 1-5, but because of its versatile nature it's also suitable for ESOL learners of all ages. Key Features: 24…
Vocabulary Review Game Back to School Words I Have, Who Has, Editable Transform your classroom's language skills development with the engaging Vocabulary Review Game Back to School Words I Have, Who Has, Editable. This game targets students in Grades 1-5 as well as adults learning a new language or adult ELL's.…