What Time Is It Now Jeopardy Classroom Game
As part of a team, select a dollar-value question from the game board and state what time is shown (e.g. '3 O'clock', '10 O'clock', '1 O'clock', '8 O'clock'), competing for points against other teams.
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As part of a team, select a dollar-value question from the game board and state what time is shown (e.g. '3 O'clock', '10 O'clock', '1 O'clock', '8 O'clock'), competing for points against other teams.
Complete a series of activities: play Family Charades (act out family-role situations from a printed card list); complete a Family Memory Page (draw + write about a memory); do a 'Who Is This?' photo-matching challenge with family photo and relationship word cards; mark ancestral origins on a World Map Outline; design…
A memory-matching (concentration) card game that helps students practice identifying cause-and-effect pairs, usable as a whole-class game or independent reading-center activity.
Provide multiple game-based review formats (task cards, Jeopardy-style PowerPoint, Google Slides version) to build reading comprehension and higher-order-thinking vocabulary around the novel Hatchet by Gary Paulsen.
As a team, select a category and point value, answer the addition question shown, and accumulate points on a working scoreboard; includes 2 Daily Double and 1 Final Jeoparty wagering rounds.
One partner ('the expression machine') secretly selects an algebraic expression from a leveled table; the other partner supplies an input number, and the first partner mentally evaluates and states the output; the guessing partner must deduce which expression was chosen from the outputs given, then roles switch.
Students hold cards showing Van Gogh paintings; when prompted they describe or name their painting (either by literal description, e.g. 'purple flowers with tall green stems...', or using art elements/principles vocabulary), then call the next card, chaining through the deck. A teacher may use the labeled reference sheet to teach the…
A get-to-know-you bingo/memory icebreaker game themed around the first day of school and classroom vocabulary.
Students select a category and point value, answer a question about animal classification/body systems/plants, then check the answer slide.
Play bingo: read/identify CVC words called or shown, and mark them on a bingo card.
A self-checking digital escape-room activity giving practice on rational-number operations (fractions, decimals, negatives, mixed operations) framed as a 'safari' theme.
Use the monster activity to practice giving and following descriptions in English. One student draws from spoken clues while others describe the reference, making clear communication part of the game. Follow the drawing with vocabulary review and partner practice so students can try both speaking and listening roles.
a kids' yoga bingo game pairing picture-based bingo cards with yoga-pose calling cards, for group play and pose practice
Cut out and use provided calling cards and bingo cards to play a standard bingo game, using a designated square as a free space.
Equivalent Fractions Bingo engages students in finding equivalent fractions in a fun, competitive game. This fraction game 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…
Cover matching squares on a bingo board (5 in a row or diagonal, covering the free space first) as the teacher calls out fall vocabulary items.
On worksheets, write 3 different ways to show a given number on the scoops of an ice cream cone. In the game, players draw ice cream 'scoop' cards from a container and match them to cones representing the same number (shown as a numeral, tally marks, an addition/subtraction equation, or a word); the first player to fill a cone with 7…
Forehead-guessing vocabulary game for practicing German vocabulary through yes/no-question circumlocution.
Work in groups through 7 sequential tasks (reading passage with decoder, puzzle, sorting nations by government type, unscramble, matching citizens to countries, hidden-link plane ticket, Venn diagram comparison) to find codes and 'escape'; both a digital (Google Sites/Forms/Slides) and printable station-based version…
Play BINGO by matching called-out Halloween pictures/words to a personal board, marking matches until a row, column, or full board is complete.
No Prep Personal Health & Wellness Bingo Game is a fun and engaging way to teach students about healthy habits, personal hygiene, and social-emotional well-being. Since bingo is a familiar game, it’s easy to set up and encourages active participation while reinforcing essential life skills. I like using this activity…
A media literacy simulation teaching concepts like media bias, framing, sound bites, and chyron bias, applied through a press secretary/news anchor roleplay game.
This is a World History II Jeopardy Review Game. There are 6 categories for students to review: - World religions - Empires - Revolutions - Nationalism - WWII / Cold War - Who Am I?
Students play bingo by finding called numbers or shapes on their board and marking/covering them until getting 5-in-a-row or a full board.