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Again I went MIA for a little while..sorry! Things get hectic and while I have tons of ideas and things to share with you it always means st...

Again I went MIA for a little while..sorry! Things get hectic and while I have tons of ideas and things to share with you it always means st...

Can You Make It? Math Game - great game for differentiating.

Can You Make It? Math Game - great game for differentiating.

Make your own board games using these blank template versions of popular games.

Use these tech tools to boost engagement while also getting great feedback about what your students know.

1,024 Likes, 96 Comments - Britt Root (@miss5th) on Instagram: “The best ideas come from randomly staring off into space at midnight. Finally brought this random…”

I have always used games as a way to review math concepts. However, TpT has…

In May I wrote a post comparing Nearpod, Peardeck, and The Answer Pad in response to a reader comment about which tool is the best. I promised a similar post about Kahoot, Socrative, and Quizizz. Here it is! Below is a chart I made comparing many key features. Please don't confuse YES and NO with an endorsement of a feature or lack thereof. These are all three great tools that offer a lot of cool teacher options. Which one you choose may come down to what you are trying to do and which one…

This review game for middle or high school students is SO MUCH FUN! I play this in my classroom before test day. It could be used for math, science, social studies or any other subject! It's an easy, active game that I often play instead of trashketball. #reviewgame #mrseteachesmath

Hello Pinteresters!!! I get a lot of traffic from Pinterest by what I suspect are teachers looking for games to use in their classroom...

I have always used games as a way to review math concepts. However, TpT has challenged me to make them more meaningful, relevant, and attractive. My students are more likely to buy in when the game has a polished look, clear instructions, and directly rel

I use this every year with my 7th graders, and it has helped my standardized test scores to increase every year. This Jeopardy® (Power Point) game can be used as a review for any Math State Standardized Test Preparation. The categories are: 1) Statistics 2) 3D Objects (Volume, Surf. Area, etc) 3) 2D Objects (Area, Perimeter, etc) 4) Miscellaneous (mostly measurement) and 5) Probability. My kids love it!!! (Challenging enough for 8th or 9th grade too)

Blog post explaining the game "attack". The BEST review game for any subject - try it once and your students will be begging to play again!

Using visual brain teasers in the classroom encourages critical thinking in your students, plus, kids love them!

This list of 101 Social Studies Websites for Teachers is a great resource for US History, World History, Civics, government, geography, and more.