I had more energy at the start of the year too. I figured I could at least give them a fun day with some math review games!
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It is important to give students multiple opportunities to practice a math standard, skill, lesson, or unit before the BIG exam or moving on. There are numerous apps, websites, and worksheets available to assist in this task. But, I want to avoid math worksheets whenever possible and give my s
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Are you looking for engaging and fun math review games that you want your students to love? Look no further than my 3 favorite...
Reviewing is an essential part of learning. It’s how our brains remember and keep things from slipping away. Sometimes it can be very tempting to have students review by only answering test like questions and then going over them with the class. The downside of this is that it’s boring and not memorable. Also, it […]
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Here is a fun math review game. Students help each other answer questions in a group and then are individually held accountable by the teacher.
Whether you teach elementary school, middle school, or high school, this quick set up review game will have your students engaged even on a Friday. And your content can be anything too- math, science, social studies, or language worksheets would all work well. Helpful tips: • Determine the number of teams you plan to have and make that many copies of a worksheet. • Cut out questions and organize them according to difficulty. • Establish a point requirement that all teams should be capable of meeting if they are working diligently. • If you plan to have a prize for the winning team, consider an added bonus for the team with the most points to encourage students to continue working even after the point requirement has been met. Follow me for more teaching ideas.
Scholars will practice addition and subtraction within 10 , 2D shapes, and 3D shapes.
Engaging way to review math or any other subject. Connect 4 game template for Google Slides
Sometimes great ideas are born out of a moment of desperation. That’s how this target game came to be for me. We were doing some task cards on the doc cam and the students were completing them with their SmartPals. I noticed that they weren’t fully engaged with the problems and, for lack of a […]
Teachers are given a curriculum map to follow, but it doesn’t always go as planned. Every student is different and sometimes you have to spend that extra week(s) on fractions or a few more days on elapsed time. This all sounds like something a good teacher would do. The problem? If you are an upper […]
Looking for ways to gamify your math review with your favorite task cards? Quickly DIY your own Jeopardy game with materials you already have around your classroom. Use your tried and true task cards and create a math review game that can be played with the whole class or in math centers. Task card Jeopardy is a fun math review activity that your students can play again and again by switching out the task cards.
I am so excited for these review problem packs! It is so important to review and spiral things in throughout the year, and these packs work ...
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Have you ever taught a certain skill in September and then didn't review it or go over it again until April? You need quick spiral math review!
A review of Kindergarten Saxon Math Homeschool edition at The Curriculum Choice. I completely recommend it as a preschool math curriculum, or for a child you are not sure is ready for kindergarten even though they are turning five.
Playing games in a math classroom isn’t all about fun and, well, games. While games are undeniably more fun than worksheets, I’ve also seen my students get so much more math practice, and answer so many more math questions, through games. One game that’s always a hit, while being simple to set up and play, […]
