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Other (ELA) games for Microsoft Word
A Homemade Version of the Game Balderdash
This is a "home cooked" version of Balderdash (the game where students take an obscure word--one person has the real definition while the others in the group have to "fake" their definitions). Complete directions come with this download as well as scoring/definition sheets and a "starter kit" of about 60 words (after that you can go to the OED or even a regular dictionary for more words). You can use this as a "just for fun" activity or it can be something more meaningful as you discuss how wo
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Romeo & Juliet Shakespeare Character Test + Review Game
Romeo and Juliet Character Review and Test
This 14-page bundle includes a complete review game (BINGO or any trivia review) AND the test for Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet. I used this with my general freshmen class, so it is an easier version. The focus is over the characters; does not cover symbolism or theme.
Can be used whether the class just read the play or just watched the 1968 Zeffirelli movie.
There are 31 clue cards for the review: 19 character identification and 12 quotation id
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7th - 12th
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Standardized Test Reading Terms Review
My middle grades class is less about memorization and more about connecting terms to reading; but when it comes time for our EOGs (our state standardized test in NC), my students need to be prepared for the vocabulary they may see in the test questions. I use this as a whole class review warmup, small group station (with students having more than one term card), and in other ways. The file is a word document so you can adapt the vocabulary and definitions to better fit your standardized test and
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6th - 7th
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The Outsiders Characterization Escape Game!
*Editable* Easily Modified*
Escape Room game for practicing characterization with the novel THE OUTSIDERS. The game comes with detailed instructions and pre-made materials for any modification! Pre-made materials include tasks for a different number of players/questions. Ideal for practicing both characterization, text evidence/support, and writing concluding sentences. A suggested material would be to purchase blacklights/blacklight pens (from Amazon), but alternative directions have also
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6th - 9th
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pictionary game
The categories are F: food, P: place, A: animal, S: sports.Each player roles the dice and lands on a circle (if they land on a blank circle, they can choose any category they want). They pick up a card and draw the word from that category while the other group members guess what it is. You can also give the students the option to verbally describe the word rather than drawing. Make sure you assign a points keeper!
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Not Grade Specific
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Miniature Golf Day - September 21
This is a great packet to use for learning about miniature golf while having fun doing it.
Includes: History; Definition; Games; Build Your Own; Puzzles; Creating Words; Alphabetical Order; Unscrambling Words; Word Search; Reading Comprehension w/ Questions and Answers
This packet can be adapted for many age and learning levels.
- miniature golf
- mini golf
- putt putt
- Scotland
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2nd - 5th
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Celebrating Dairy of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul
A packet to celebrate the release of the newest Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book: The Long Haul. I have included fun activities; a word search; trivia questions; true/false statements; games; writing prompt; creating words and much more.This packet can be adapted to many age and learning levels.
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1st - 8th
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BINGO Plant Bingo Garden Club Resource
Bingo!Plant Bingo! 3 pages! Introduction activity to plant life cycle, gardening, etc. I created this plant bingo for the Green Thumb Garden Club that I am part of at my elementary school. I hope you enjoy my product!
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PreK - 12th
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JENGA for Reading (Nonfiction & Fiction questions)
Word Document - FREE printable(contains 54 questions for 54 blocks – per set)Total of 108 questionsDIRECTIONS FOR TEACHER: Purchase two sets of Jenga (one for fiction and one for nonfiction). Write each question for each individual block. Students can play with a partner and answer questions for an assigned text either orally or through writing. TIP: use a fine sharpie or waterproof fine marker/pen.
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3rd - 12th, Staff
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Factsketball
Engage your students with a fun and exciting game of Factsketball! This game is great for a reward or any time you want to enjoy a fun and educational activity with your students! Students answer trivia questions independently, collaborate with a group, and get rewarded with chances to make baskets. The team with the most baskets scored at the end of the game is the winner! **Editable!
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4th - 6th
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Public Speaking: Speech communication Sudoku and Key
This Sudoku without numbers features nine key terms that describe oral communication. Intensity, pronunciation, pitch, tone, accent, vollume, stress,.... It is a fun classroom or homework activity, that could be done individually or in small groups
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Penny Olympics
Using Pennies, students do a variety of activities from sinking a clay boat to penny trivia. I have used this with students from grades 2-10 and all have had a good time with this. Lots of fun, cheap, easy, little materials needed Oh, and did I mention, loaded with teachable moments!
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2nd - 10th
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I have who has main idea game four
The student must identify the main idea for the given clue. The game can be played in a small or large group. By playing in smaller groups, each student has more cards. This raises the individual
accountability, activity, time on task, and reinforcement opportunities per student.
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1st - 5th
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Super 75 SSAT Vocabulary Words: Online Games and Online Resources!
This download contains links to the following online games and online resources to help your students master the Super 75 SSAT vocabulary words. These resources are definitely digital learning friendly, but could also be used in-class. Please make sure that you have a Kahoot! account (free to set up), as well as a Quizziz account (also free to set up) to get the full benefits of these activities. A Quizlet set with the Super 75 SSAT Vocabulary words (75 virtual flashcards; can be played with Qui
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5th - 10th
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Also included in:Â SSAT Language Arts Preparation Bundle
WH Bingo
Students can practice answering what, who, when, and where questions with this bingo game. The teacher reads the WH question and students mark the corresponding picture/words on their cards.
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PreK - 12th
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Editable Sub Tub Binder
This is an editable Binder set up. Use whatever makes sense for you to use in your own Sub Tub. I did a lot of the leg work, but you will have to edit it and make it your own. If you want all the details on putting together your own Sub Tub see my website: www.thebrainynovice.com
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PreK - 5th
Opposite Day - January 25th Making Opposites Fun
A fun packet to do on opposite day or any time of year when learning about opposites. Includes: Opposites Worksheets; Coloring Pages; Ideas for Activities; Crossword Puzzle; Word Search; Create Words; Games; and Art ProjectsCan be adapted to many age and learning levels.
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K - 6th
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BACK TO SCHOOL VERSION OF APPLES TO APPLES GAME!
This is my version of the popular game "Apples to Apples". This is a great beginning of the year game that places students into small groups where they chose a scenario to match the character trait given. This fun game allows children the opportunity to laugh and have fun talking about events and experiences that happen to all young adults. The character traits given include: happy, interesting, funny, mysterious, frightened, excited, bored, and embarrassed. The scenarios include: not knowin
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5th - 8th
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DO TELL! A Board Game For Narrative Skills
Whether you want to play an old fashioned table game, or create an interactive game for your whiteboard, you can use Do Tell! to work on narrative skills with your students.This game pack includes the gameboard, which is easily adapted for interactive boards, question cards, blank card template to create your own questions, directions, and game pieces. The narrative elements covered in this game coordinate nicely with the Braidy The Story Braid/Story Grammar Marker program from Mindwing Concepts
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Not Grade Specific
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I have who has context clues
The student is to use context clues to solve the question. This game can be played in small or large groups. By playing in smaller groups, each student has more cards. This raises the individual
accountability, activity, time on task, and reinforcement opportunities per student.
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1st - 5th
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Reading Response Game Inspired by Table Topics!
In his book, Write Like This, Kelly Gallagher suggests using the party game Table Topics to help generate writing ideas. I loved this idea and use the original game with my students for expository writing and discussions.
This activity is inspired by the Book Club edition of TableTopics. I couldn't find the game to purchase, so I created my own! There are about 90 generic questions that can be used for all reading types. Just print on 3x5 index cards and cut them in half. There are two ques
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4th - 12th
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Would You Rather Dice Game 1
Students works in a small group taking turns rolling dice. Each time they roll, they must answer a "Would your rather..." question that matches the number on their dice. There are five rounds on this worksheet. Great idea for a "getting to know you" activity or just to get your kids speaking and talking together. Great for ELL/ESL students.To check out my other dice activities, visit my store or click here to buy the bundle.
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4th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Dice Games
I have who has main idea game three
In this game, the student must identify the main idea for the given clue. This game can be played in small or large groups. By playing in smaller groups, each student has more cards. This raises the individual accountability, activity, time on task, and reinforcement opportunities per student.
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1st - 5th
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EET Descritption Board Game
This editable board game is great to get students using descriptive language when describing the appearance of people or objects. The board game asks students different questions about their character they've chosen. My kiddos love using Barbies and GI Joes. I have a few different handy so everyone is describing a different person or so that we can play more than once and answer questions differently.
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Not Grade Specific
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