Escape Room for Grade 6
A game-based, cross-curricular escape-room activity where students solve a sequence of ten puzzles (math, word, science, logic, history, geography, cipher) to 'escape' a mysterious library.
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A game-based, cross-curricular escape-room activity where students solve a sequence of ten puzzles (math, word, science, logic, history, geography, cipher) to 'escape' a mysterious library.
Practice futur simple conjugation of pouvoir and sentence translation through a tic-tac-toe game format.
Practice English consonant blend/digraph sounds (phase 4 phonics) through a French-fries-themed matching game.
A 10-minute daily spiral-review warm-up/escape-room activity ('Math Missions: Ancient Egypt Edition - Mission 1') reviewing greatest common factor, adding fractions with unlike denominators, percent of a number, one-step equations, and unit conversions for 6th grade.
Teach students to tell time in French using the 24-hour clock with this fun Connect 4 game . Students will practice reading and speaking French time phrases as they take turns dropping red and yellow chips into the vertical grid, attempting to get 4 in a row to win. This engaging game integrates math and language skills through hands-on…
Memory-matching game to build recognition of French preposition vocabulary.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using human body-parts terminology (nose, ear, arm, eye, back, stomach, cheek, shoulder, finger, face/head, hair, tongue, lip, tooth, thumb, foot, leg, neck, knee, hand).
A multi-day (intro states 5 days) set of sample and editable substitute/emergency lesson plans for an early-elementary/kindergarten classroom, covering a full daily schedule (morning meeting, reading, math, science, writing, etc.), plus guidance on organizing a substitute binder/tub.
Rebus-sentence flashcards that teach Dolch preposition and adjective sight words in the context of illustrated (emoji-substituted) sentences.
Reinforce vocabulary, reading comprehension, and writing skills using bedroom-related household terminology (nightstand, blanket, armoire, dresser, carpet, bookshelf, bunk beds, vanity, alarm clock, closet, lamp, laundry basket, mattress, poster, bed, pillow).
A bundle of 7 printable/digital math games and an assessment to practice teen number (10-20) identification, usable for interventions, small groups, or stations.
Extend classroom reading instruction into the home through 10 themed take-home 'book buddy bags,' each pairing a picture book with a hands-on family literacy activity.
Players move around an être board, supplying a verb form when a square gives a subject pronoun or a matching subject when it gives the verb. French instruction squares add forward moves, backward moves, another turn or a missed turn. A how-to page explains play for two to four students and an optional exact-landing finish rule.
Practice using French indirect object pronouns (me, te, lui, nous, vous, leur) to restate sentences, via a card-drawing game.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of rooms in the school through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
A set of tic-tac-toe game boards for practicing conjugation of the French verb 'faire' in the futur simple (simple future) tense.
A print-and-fold paper fortune teller game for practicing French -ir verb conjugation in the passé composé.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills around a set of 20 verbs through a multi-activity independent work booklet.
A print-and-fold paper fortune teller game for practicing French -ir verb conjugation in the present tense.
Practice French verb conjugation of 'envoyer' in the futur simple (simple future) tense through a printable race-to-the-finish board game.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of school staff, volume 1 through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills (reading, writing, and word-study) around the topic of pets through a self-guided independent-work booklet.
Practice conjugating the French verb "parler (to speak)" in the present tense.
Build vocabulary and literacy skills around drinks/beverages through a set of independent print worksheets (vocabulary study, sentence/story writing, word games, research, and creative response tasks).