Looking for easy early finisher activities that your students actually enjoy doing? Here are 5 engaging ideas for your fast finishers in math.
Use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
It’s NOGGLE time. This game is just like the classic Boggle, except with numbers instead. The aim is for students to create as many number sentences as they can using the numbers provided. Each number can only be used once in a sum. Unlike Boggle, the numbers do not need to be touching. This allows for more combinations to be found. These games were designed to practise addition and subtraction skills, however multiplication and division facts can also be found. 20 different game-boards included. Every game-board is accessible at a variety of levels. Sums that can be made in each game-board include: - 1 digit addition 3+4=7 - Easy place value addition 20+5=25 - And more complex sums 15+13=28 The game-boards also increase in difficulty. The first few sheets deal mostly with number facts to 20 and 30. This progresses to sums to 50, and by the end of the sheets, sums to 100. The game boards can be used in a multitude of ways. You can give all students the same board to complete against each other, or mix it up for a different challenge. Students could work individually, in pairs or groups. I find these boards make the perfect quick brain break or fast finisher activity. You could even display the gameboard on an IWB as a math warmup. No prep required, simply print the game-boards and you’re ready to go. I like to laminate mine so they can be reused with whiteboard markers. You may also like my multiplication and division noggle Giant floor multiplication chart
This multiplication boggle math set can be added to your classroom collection for practicing multiplication facts. Free from The Curriculum Corner.
Learn how to use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
It’s NOGGLE time. This game is just like the classic Boggle, except with numbers instead. The aim is for students to create as many number sentences as they can using the numbers provided. Each number can only be used once in a sum. Unlike Boggle, the numbers do not need to be touching. This allows for more combinations to be found. These games were designed to practise addition and subtraction skills, however multiplication and division facts can also be found. 20 different game-boards included. Every game-board is accessible at a variety of levels. Sums that can be made in each game-board include: - 1 digit addition 3+4=7 - Easy place value addition 20+5=25 - And more complex sums 15+13=28 The game-boards also increase in difficulty. The first few sheets deal mostly with number facts to 20 and 30. This progresses to sums to 50, and by the end of the sheets, sums to 100. The game boards can be used in a multitude of ways. You can give all students the same board to complete against each other, or mix it up for a different challenge. Students could work individually, in pairs or groups. I find these boards make the perfect quick brain break or fast finisher activity. You could even display the gameboard on an IWB as a math warmup. No prep required, simply print the game-boards and you’re ready to go. I like to laminate mine so they can be reused with whiteboard markers. You may also like my multiplication and division noggle Giant floor multiplication chart
This addition boggle math set can be added to your classroom collection for practicing addition facts. Free from The Curriculum Corner.
Use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
People interested in boasting linguistic skills are commonly seen solving cross-word puzzles in newspapers. This activity takes all of us back to childhood days when we learned new words by solving worksheets and puzzle books or playing Scrabble and similar games. One such game is Boggle that requires players to arrange letters from a given matrix to form as many words as possible. In this post, we have included free printable Boggle Worksheets that offer the same excitement as the game does.
This interactive math bulletin board is a great addition to any classroom from 1st to 6th grade. Noggle is the Math Number version of the popular game Boggle. Students use touching numbers to create equations. All numbers 1-100 plus larger numbers are included to meet the needs of your classroom. Se...
YAY! Want an engaging phonics fast finisher for word work? My PHONICS BUILD A WORD GAME (PHOGGLE) can live on your classroom wall and be a perfect, intentional fast finisher activity to practise all the phonemes and graphemes your students are currently learning! Simply pick your focus sound you WANT your students to use to create "real" and "nonsense" words! Happy Spelling friends! If you like this resource, you will LOVE these resources: NOGGLE - DIFFERENTIATED MATH BOGGLE Word Work Booster Book Phonics Posters Book Reading Booster Pack Phonics Definition Posters Spelling Rule Posters Stretch the Sound Digital Game Word of the Day Feedback is greatly appreciated :) Ally The Young Educator Follow me on Instagram to keep up to date with my latest resources! Join my VIE (Very Important Educators) Club to get my EXCLUSIVE FREEBIE Resources! boggle phoggle word work spelling phonics
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These games are excellent fillers and even better for those early finishers who need a challenge! How about some good old fashioned Boggle? I found this one on Pinterest! Boggle on the Left = Making Words http://www.pinterest.com/pin/148055906474971474/ Rules: Must make real words by connecting touching letters. The longer the word the better, you can give points by word length (ex. 2-3 letters 1 point, 4 letters 3 points, 5 + letters 5 points). I award for most words that follow the rules. Noggle (number boggle) on the Right = Making 20's My Noggle Worksheet Rules: By using any mathematical operation (add, subtract, multiply, divide) the solution must make 20. My second graders only add and subtract to get to 20, but some add over the 20 so they can then subtract bask to it. You could add a point value to this game too, I just award most accurate expressions. Letters and numbers came from here: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/148055906472954773/ Washi tape makes for a great border to outline the game letters or numbers Since I'm lucky to have an extra (who'd a thought that was possible) whiteboard, these games are always up on half with my objectives on the other half. This board is also magnetic so the pieces all have a small magnet on the back making it easy to swap them out for a new round! -------------------------------------------------- 20 Questions This was one of my favorites for long car rides and long waits at restaurants. To play in a classroom you need a bucket full of nouns. These NOUNS are what I use for second graders, but any set at your grade level will work. Having the words helps keep players on track and avoids cheating. Rules: On the board draw a t-chart for the questions and guesses. 20 questions are allowed and depending on the group I allow up to 5 guesses until they learn the difference between a question and a guess. Teacher (or a student) takes one noun out the the jar, reads it in their head, and holds it in their fist to hide it. Students can ask 'yes or no' questions or make a guess until the questions and guesses are all used up. If someone figures out the word they win, OR if they run out of question and guesses the word holder wins! If you enjoyed reading my post please follow my blog! Click here to follow my posts! Like my page on Facebook www.facebook.com/IAmWhatITeach
Learn how to use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
It's NOGGLE time. This game is just like the classic, Boggle, except with numbers instead. The aim is for students to create as many number sentences as they can using the numbers provided. Numbers can be used more than once, but both the question and answer numbers must be visible in the number gri...
Use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
Go Digital with this engaging math enrichment activity! Students love playing Noggle. Not every classroom has room to display a Noggle board on the bulletin board so I created these digital cards. These digital cards can be used multiple ways. Display the cards using your classroom projector and giv...
This interactive math bulletin board is a great addition to any classroom from 1st to 6th grade. Noggle is the Math Number version of the popular game Boggle. Students use touching numbers to create equations. All numbers 1-100 plus larger numbers are included to meet the needs of your classroom. Se...
Math Boggle Board. Beginning of the year math activity. Morning work activity for back to school. Year long boggle board for all math operations with numbers 1-20. It's a Noggle Board! This Interactive Activity is fun and engaging, students come up with their own equations and solve them. It can be used for all operations. You can use it during math centers or morning work. Set up your like a bulletin board and encourage the kids to come up with as many equations as they can using the numbers that you put up. Switch out the numbers weekly or as often as you want. Numbers 1-20 are included. Just switch out the numbers as often as you want to keep it fresh and exciting. This resource is available in 5 different colors as well as a black and white version if you want to print it on color paper. The recording sheet comes in half page size and can be printed double sided to give the kids more space to work with. Works just like any Boggle Board, but this one goes on the wall and it's used for Math! My kids enjoy it and it's the first thing they want to do when they walk in my classroom in the morning. They come up with their own number sentences and collaborate to solve the problems. Just set up your board and let the kids have fun. ➰ It can be used during: ↠ Morning Work ↠ Small Groups ↠ Centers ➰ What will you get? ↠ Numbers 1-20 (5 color options) ↠ Answer Recording Sheet ↠ Title cards (5 color options) ➰ Looking for a similar product? ↠ NUMBER SEQUENCING ↠ ADDITION WITHIN 20 ↠ SUBTRACTION WITHIN 20 ↠ MISSING ADDENDS ↠ GREATER THAN LESS THAN EQUAL TO THANK YOU! I hope you and your kids find value in this resource. Visit Store & Blog Love, Yadsia
This 30-paged set is packed with all the resources you need to have your kiddos play Boggle Math in your classroom. Boggle Math Boards put a fun twist on identifying number relationships and number sentences. Using one of the 20 ready-to-go boards, have students identify number sentences using numbers that are touching in some way (sides or corners). These boards are a great way to differentiate, as the difficulty of the activity depends on the type and length of number sentence that students write. This activity can be done in whole group, individually, partners or during math centers! Turn it into a quick, easy game and have two students play on the same Boggle Board and record their number sentences on the recording sheets. Create your own Boggle Math Boards with the blank templates included in this product for unlimited activities! Included in this pack: - 10 Level 1 Boggle Math Boards (3X3) - 10 Level 2 Boggle Math Boards (4X4) - Blank Boggle Math Board (3X3) - Blank Boggle Math Board (4X4) - 4 recording sheets (2 types for each level)
Hoi, Welkom terug bij leren met Anita en Suzanne. Vandaag een leuk en leerzaam spelletje namelijk Boggle. Je kunt met deze download alle kan...
People interested in boasting linguistic skills are commonly seen solving cross-word puzzles in newspapers. This activity takes all of us back to childhood days when we learned new words by solving worksheets and puzzle books or playing Scrabble and similar games. One such game is Boggle that requires players to arrange letters from a given matrix to form as many words as possible. In this post, we have included free printable Boggle Worksheets that offer the same excitement as the game does.
This package is filled with 45 different Math Boggle Boards! There are 4 boards for the months of September-May. For each month, I have created 2 different 3x3 boards (easy) and 2 different 4x4 boards (challenging). I like to put laminated copies of the boards in a Zip Lock Bag and store extra ...
Need some new and fresh ideas for teaching elementary math? Look no further! Here are 25 amazing ideas from math teachers.
People interested in boasting linguistic skills are commonly seen solving cross-word puzzles in newspapers. This activity takes all of us back to childhood days when we learned new words by solving worksheets and puzzle books or playing Scrabble and similar games. One such game is Boggle that requires players to arrange letters from a given matrix to form as many words as possible. In this post, we have included free printable Boggle Worksheets that offer the same excitement as the game does.
NOGGLE: number boggle. This download includes 20 Noggle boards with ANSWER KEYS! Hooray! Your students can work independently on these brain games AND check their own work. Everybody's happy. ***How to play: Every Noggle board identifies a “target number” to create mathematical expressions for. Students discover as many ways as they can to form the target number by using number squares horizontally, vertically, and horizontally. - Students will need to know their order of operations in order to be successful with the Noggle boards. Each board gives the hint “P-E-M-D-A-S” to help them remember: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction. - The Noggle Boards in this bundle have the target numbers: 10-20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100. The final board has the target number 1 and decimals in the board squares. ***How to score: Students double check their work with the answer key provided and give themselves a tally for each correct expression. Answers are listed from the expressions that can be formed starting in the top left of the board and working over and down. - Every Noggle board lists 75 expressions, but there are even more possible expressions! Craziness. ***Check out the PREVIEW for a closer look. Enjoy. :) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Become a follower; Click the green star "Follow Me" and receive the latest announcements and freebies. Also, all new products are 20% for the first 4 days. Be the first to know! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please take the time to give feedback once you have opened the download. This benefits me, but it will also earn you points toward your next TPT purchase. Thank you!
Use these two Boggle templates again and again just by changing the letters. There are two versions, one for the document camera and one for students to use individually. Have fun! Download Boggle Template Rachel Lynette You Might Also Like:Sight Words Uno for Dolch Pre-Primer Words!Create Your Own Escape Room – DIY Escape Room KitFebruary ... Read More about Play Boggle with Your Class!
A few weeks ago I posted some room pics on Instagram and I got quite a few comments and questions about this one . . . I can’t wait to change out these numbers with the new printed ones I just made! I still love the paper plate backgrounds, so the new numbers will slip […]
Use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
Use a math Boggle board to build students' critical thinking skills. Free printable and digital activity included.
How many words can you make with this set. I could only find a few! Think you can do better?
About the Book Uma can't help feeling small when she peers up at the night sky. She begins to wonder about infinity. Is infinity a number that grows forever? Is it an endless racetrack? Could infinity be in an ice cream cone? Uma soon finds that the ways to think about this big idea may just be . . . infinite. Full color. Book Synopsis When I looked up, I shivered. How many stars were in the sky? A million? A billion? Maybe the number was as big as infinity. I started to feel very, very small. How could I even think about something as big as infinity?Uma can't help feeling small when she peers up at the night sky. She begins to wonder about infinity. Is infinity a number that grows forever? Is it an endless racetrack? Could infinity be in an ice cream cone? Uma soon finds that the ways to think about this big idea may just be . . . infinite. Review Quotes "A stellar artistic vision of the infinite power of intergenerational love." --starred, Kirkus Reviews-- (9/15/2012 12:00:00 AM)"Even for adults, this is an enormously complex idea--scientifically, mathematically, philosophically--but Hosford smoothly distills it to a manageable serving that will both engage and challenge kids. Swiatkowska's art, too, is remarkable at this elucidation, illustrating the text literally but with appropriately disorienting and surreal details that combine to whimsical, visually stunning effect." --The Horn Book Magazine-- (1/1/2013 12:00:00 AM)"Hosford's (Big Bouffant) story is as much a look into the interior life of a sensitive girl as it is a meditation on a mathematical concept--a task for which Swiatkowska's (This Baby) idiosyncratic portraits are perfectly suited." --Publishers Weekly-- (9/24/2012 12:00:00 AM)"Swiatkowska's imaginative artwork combines the free-wheeling, slightly eerie absurdity of Monty Python animations, the formality of nineteenth-century decorative patterning, and the playful nerdiness of Leonardo da Vinci-styled inventions. For math and language arts teachers in search of circular common ground, ∞ marks the spot."--The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books-- (11/13/2012 12:00:00 AM)"Swiatkowska's Victorian-style drawings are vaguely reminiscent of Edward Gorey, and Hosford effectively reflects the ways in which young children might grapple with, and come to some understanding of, such an impenetrable notion." --The New York Times Book Review-- (8/26/2012 12:00:00 AM)"This unusual, philosophical picture book makes this seemingly difficult concept approachable and interesting....This quiet jewel is sure to spark contemplation and conversation among readers." --School Library Journal-- (10/1/2012 12:00:00 AM)
I have been working on some new ideas for my students to do during their Daily Five “Word Work” rotation. A couple days ago I posted about my Word of the Week Graphic Organizer. Another idea I had was inspired by a couple different sources. I first saw the idea for a Boggle bulletin board…
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Unless you were a total pro at mathematics in high school, you probably only have a vague recollection of things like geometry, algebra, and some guy called Isosceles (what a great name).
Shop more of The Moffatt Girls products: Click Here! This December NO PREP Packet for 2nd Grade is FILLED with hands-on, engaging and FUN resources that cover core skills for 2nd Grade! The activities in this packet can be use for group work , centers, small groups, homework and more! The BEST part is that there is NO PREP! NO costly colored ink, NO laminating, NO cutting …. just PRINT! *Please note that this is a downloaded pdf file. No physical product will be sent to you. ************************************************** ⭐️ This packet is targeted for 2nd grade, but can be used for high flying first graders and struggling 3rd graders. This packet includes the following resources: Find the Grammar- Look at the picture and find the hidden words (nouns, adjectives, verbs and pronouns) and write them in the correct category. Find the Long Vowels - Look at the picture and find the hidden long vowel words and write them in the correct category. Commas in a Series- Read the story of the Christmas Cookies. Place comma where needed. Answer the questions on the bottom. Roll and Find the Guide Words- Roll a die, read a word in the column, look it up in the dictionary and write the page number and guide words. Create Your Own Comic Strip! Use the callouts to create a comic strip! Let's Play Boggle- Use the two different Boggle boards to find and write as many words as you can! Make New Words- Cut out and use the letter tiles for the word "Decorations" and make as many words as you can. Contractions Sign Language Decoders- Use the sign language symbols to decode the contraction word. Write the words needed to make the contraction. Authors Purpose - Cut and paste the phrases into the correct columns (Persuade, Inform, Entertain). Find Adverbs- Read the sentences and circle the adverb in each sentence. Find and Write Compound Words - Circle and write 15 compound words in the word puzzle. Find and Write Homophones - Circle and write 15 homophones from the word puzzle. Find and Write Synonyms- Circle and write 15 synonyms from the word puzzle. Find and Write Antonyms- Circle and write 15 antonyms from the word puzzle. December Acrostic Poem Supporting Details I - Read the topic and use the picture to help write supporting details. (Winter picture) Supporting Details II - Read the topic and use the picture to help write supporting details. (Baking cookies) Supporting Details III - Read the topic and use the picture to help write supporting details. (Taking care of a puppy) How to Build a Snowman- Write directions on how to build a snowman. Draw pictures to match each step. Writing Prompt- If I were a reindeer… Writing Prompt- The best gift… 2 - Digit Addition and Subtraction- Match the gift to the reindeer. Money- Coin Riddles - Read the riddles and write the coins needed for the given amounts. Measurement: Inches and Centimeters - Measure the heights of each snowman in inches and centimeters. Answer the questions. Addition and Subtraction- Read the problems and solve the equations. Set 1- addition up to 20. Set 2 - Subtraction within 20. Set 3 mental math in the hundreds. Dictionary Skills - Use the dictionary to look up the given words. Write the page number, the guide words, the part of speech, the definition and use it in a sentence. Money Math Problems - Read the math problem and answer the questions. Subtraction (Let's Borrow) - Solve the subtraction problems and color the snowman that matches your answer. Double Digit Addition with Regrouping- Solve the problems and color the path to light up the tree. It's all About the Main Idea! Read each group of sentences. Cross out the 2 sentences that do not stick to the main idea. Multiplication with Repeated Addition- Solve each set of problems with repeated addition, grouping and multiplication. Addition with Regrouping - Solve the addition problems and answer the riddles. Mental Math - Addition - Solve the addition problems as quickly as you can. Record the time in each column. What's the Value of the Coin? Read the clues about the coins used in each riddle. Write the value of each coin. Coins: Making Change- Look at the price tag on each gift. Show two different ways you can pay for the gift using different coins. Input and Output up to 100- Use the rule to fill in the missing numbers Input and Output up to 1,000- Use the rule to fill in the missing numbers. Time by the 5 Minutes - Write the digital time under each clock. Color a christmas light that matches your time. Elapsed Time - Read the word problems. Draw hands on the clock to show the beginning time and the ending time. Subtraction with Regrouping- Subtract and solve the problems. Use the color code to color the even and odd differences. Read a Chart - Baking Cookies - Use the chart (tally marks) to answer the questions. Understanding a Bar Graph- Use the Bar Graph to answer the questions. Bar Graphs - Use the bar graph to answer the questions. Fractions- Color some of the ornaments on the tree. Write a fraction to show the amount you colored. Be sure to follow the Moffatt Girls on: Visit my blog at The Moffatt Girls Blog Follow me on Facebook Follow me on Instagram Join my private group, The Moffatt Girls-Engage Group, to see how other teachers, parents, and homeschoolers are using and organizing Moffatt Girl Curriculum!
