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Free high school informational text games
The Grand Stand Objective Summary Game
If you want an engaging, common-core aligned way to have students objectively summarize ANY text, then look no further!
With this activity, students will be out of their seats, engaged, and provide a full list of summary information in just minutes.
This FREE PDF file contains all of the information that you will need to play The Grand Stand Game with your students.
I suggested that this game be used with grades 4 and up, but I believe that it can be adapted for even more grades!
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Grades:
4th - 12th
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Primary and Secondary Sources (PowerPoint Presentation and Game)
This product contains a thorough PowerPoint Presentation on Primary and Secondary Sources. This presentation consists of nine slides and covers what primary and secondary sources are, as well as examples of primary and secondary sources.
There are also directions to a Primary and Secondary Source Game. It lists the objective, rules, and a few special notes. In addition to the instructions, there is a sheet with a list of sources that have already been identified as primary or secondary. Alt
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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OPA!! Level I: A Game of Greek and Latin Roots
First 100 Downloads - FREE!OPA!! In Greek, OPA means celebration, acceptance, joy,"the good life."OPA! is a game of Greek and Latin roots and is a cross between Uno and Scrabble. Students play combinations of prefixes, suffixes, and bases on "The Board" and work to be the first player to reach 300 points. OPA is a great way for students to play with words and reinforce Greek and Latin root meanings, spellings, and derivatives. Teachers: Print out the deck(s) with a color printer on paper or card
Grades:
5th - 10th
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Free Middle School and High School Task Card Sample
Task cards are a great addition to any secondary classroom to add differentiation and rigor within lessons, individual work, and stations.
The printable, no prep task cards in this free resource include:
2 Author's Purpose Task Cards
1 Text Structure Task Card
1 Context Clue Task Card
1 Middle School Exit Ticket
1 Secondary Brain Break Card
2 Parallel Structure Cards
1 Recipe Card
PLUS
a sample from one of my 5 Match Up Activities
Just print, copy, and distribute. It's that easy!
Task ca
Grades:
6th - 12th
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True False Comparative Game
I love to provide my students with all kinds of entertaining games, competitions brainstorming activities to reinforce their skills. This fun, interactive PowerPoint game with sounds and animations will keep your students captivated and engaged as they learn or revise comparative adjectives.
The clock beats the time and the students have exactly 10 seconds to choose between true and false. Just make sure to wait till the 10 seconds are over before you click a `True` or `False` button. When the
Grades:
9th - 12th, Adult Education
Eid al fitr activities Criss Cross Puzzle Game with answer
Enjoy "Eid al fitr activities Criss Cross Puzzle Game with answer" with your StudentsYou will find the Solution in the second sheethave a nice time#FestivalOfBreakingFast#Shawwal#Salat#ZakatAlFitr#MoonSighting#Fitrah#EidPrayers#EidMubarak#Fasting#Ramadan#IslamicCalendar#NewClothes#GiftGiving#FamilyVisits#Feasting#digitalresources#eid#Eidalfitr#Eidcraft
Grades:
2nd - 12th
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Marvel vs DC: Claim and Evidence Writing Activity
Looking for an engaging activity to teach claims and evidence in writing? Here you go: a debate about who is better, Marvel or DC? Included: PowerPoint on claim, evidence, counterclaim, and rebuttalExamplesActivity with studentsInstructions for writing assignment
Grades:
8th - 10th
WordPlexers: Animated Word Puzzles Whatzits Dingbats PowerPoint game SAMPLE!
This PowerPoint-based game is set up much like Jeopardy, but there are no questions to answer. When you choose that category and amount, a rebus-style animation plays. The students on that team view the looping animation and try to figure out its meaning. There is a scoreboard at the top of the main page for your convenience. They are words and common sayings. I have played this game with various grade levels and have always had full participation! (Can I say it almost seems addictive?) Give it
Grades:
4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Frederick Douglass Kahoot! Blooket & Gimkit Questions: Section 1 Chs. 1-4
Reward your students for doing their reading, assess their reading comprehension, and have FUN in the classroom with these human-written questions about SECTION 1 of the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.These questions were lovingly written and tested in a real G8 language arts classroom by a working teacher. The questions are designed to be easy to answer for students who have actually DONE THE READING, but difficult for any student who didn't bother to read.Find out if your students
Grades:
7th - 9th
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Pet Naming Culture
Pet Naming Culture: A Window into Human Creativity and ConnectionThe act of naming a pet transcends mere nomenclature; it's a reflection of cultural, societal, and personal influences that shape the unique bond between humans and their animal companions. The pet naming culture is a fascinating mosaic that mirrors the collective creativity, trends, and emotional connections within society.Across different cultures, pet names often echo linguistic traditions, folklore, or societal norms. In Wester
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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NGSS:
K-ESS3-1
Genre Bingo
This is my variation of "Genre Bingo" that I use for my middle grades students. It encourages students to try out genres they might otherwise never read.
The idea is just like the age-old game of bingo: students must complete a row either up and down, across or diagonally in order to make "bingo". I personally use a passing score on their A.R. quizzes in order to consider the square complete, however I have made this completely editable so you can do whatever you'd like! You can change genres,
Grades:
K - 12th
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Move Along Transitions
This engaging game and small group application will get your students to appropriately use a variety of transitional words/phrases in their own writing! We all have students who either omit transitions, or use the same ones over and over again. Give students the practice they need with this activity!
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Literature Circle Game With Playing Cards (Non-Fiction)
This is a literature circle activity using non-fiction guided reading questions and playing cards so students answer questions and discuss in a game format. Students love playing this game because it allows them more freedom than a traditional literature circle activity.
Grades:
4th - 12th
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Virtual Guessing Game: Vegetables
Virtual Guessing Game: Vegetables is a quick and fun digital learning game to play with your students when teaching remotely. There is no prep, no supplies needed, and it's easy to screen share! All you have to do it open the file, share your screen, and flip through the pages to play. The title page reminds the students of what characteristics vegetables have. As you move through the pages, students can read a fact under a blurred picture and attempt to guess the vegetable. The next page
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Health and the Body
The package is aimed at helping students work with texts in Italian under the topic of Health and the Body. Deliver package midway or at the end of a unit. This work package is made up of 3 differentiated activities and a class game at the end. This package sits under the sub topic of Italians' approach to medicine and natural remedies.Students are able to build confidence in understanding and responding to texts in the target language, use metalanguage to identify language features and compare
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Grades:
9th - 10th
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American History Timeline Game Project
Perfect for grades 3-12
Can be used as a project, a group center, extra credit or whole class lesson.
*****Also includes a site your source paper
Have students research at home or give them time during the day to research.
Covers-American history, revolution, founding fathers, timeline, location, oral presentation, reading skills, graphing/scale, facts, research, siting sources and so much more
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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ORGANIZADOR GRÁFICO TEXTUAL DE RELACIÓN
Si estás buscando un recurso que ayude a tus estudiantes a escribir oraciones y organizar información para escribir un texto de redacción ¡este recurso es para vos!Sopa de letras con conectores,cuadro de clasificación y organizadores textuales. Todo en un mismo lugar.
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Presidents of U.S.A- Funny and Educational
Improving your Memory needs to meet three criteria. This Crossword Puzzle meets the 3 Criteria which is:1. It's New-No matter how intellectually demanding the activity, if it's something you're already good at, it's not a good Brian exercise.2. It is challenging-Anything that takes some mental effort and expands your knowledge will work.3. It is Fun-Physical and Emotional enjoyment is important in the brain's learning process. My store (Gideon's Learning Activities), has lots of Free Brain A
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
A Quiz Your Parents would ACE
Teenagers are fascinated with the 90's. Use this quiz to build community, encourage discussion and to have a little fun in your class. This quiz challenges students' knowledge about the pop-culture of the 90's and the band shirts they are currently wearing! This fun quiz can be used as a back-to-school engagement activity, an anticipatory set for a YLA novel study that is set in the mid to late 90's, or just for fun - because...we all need a little fun in the classroom!
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Battle of the Books Questions- The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill
All questions follow the format, "In which book..." and are suitable for Battle of the Books competitions. I recommend cutting the questions into strips and pulling them out of a bowl for this trivia competition.
Grades:
6th - 9th
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How to Create an iCivics Account
Have students learn how to create an iCivics account to access FREE lessons developed by Justice O'Connor to teach American Government and Civics. Aligned to CCSS and integrated with LA standards.
Students can create an iCivics Account and start playing today!
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Never Alone (Kisima Inŋitchuŋa) Game: Alaska Native (Iñupiat) Worksheet
This 2-page worksheet requires the puzzle-platformer game "Never Alone" written by Ishamel Angaluuk Hope which is around $16.99 CAD and as low as 3.99 when on saleI find "Never Alone" is an engaging way to interest students in Indigenous storytelling, perspectives and beliefs. The game comes is a puzzle-platformer game that is open to all ages (although I do believe the difficulty is best suited for middle school and up). To complement the story and gameplay, cultural insights provide up to 30 h
Grades:
7th - 9th
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FLIP IT! Bottle Flip and Prompt Flip Challenge Game and Activities
FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME IF YOU DOWNLOAD, TRY IT, AND LEAVE FEEDBACK. YOU CAN USE THE BOTTLE FLIP LABELS TO CREATE YOUR OWN GAME, BUT THIS IS A STANDALONE GAMING KIT USING BOTTLE FLIPPINGDo your students have a hard time drafting effective theses from your writing prompts? If you draft your writing prompts with an introductory statement so that your verbs are near the end, students can utilize this technique when drafting their thesis statements. I have created a game to go along with it that is
Grades:
3rd - 10th
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Who are they?
I use this in a group setting to see what my students know, but also to give them a "brain break". Group them together and provide a piece of paper or a whiteboard to each group. Show the slide, and I usually set a timer. Then have them reveal the answers. The winning team usually gets a jolly rancher. You can also use buzzers if you have them.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
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