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High school math game videos
Fun File Management Tech Lesson - Create a game to learn how to organize folders
In this fun lesson, students learn important file management skills by creating a game (amongst other activities!)Please see the preview to download the lesson plan and discover more.Students learn how to navigate folders, create folders, create sub folders, create files, rename files and folders, move files and delete files.There is a helpful video to demonstrate these techniques (using Windows 11)Also included is a 27 slide presentation, and two other activities for students to complete.There
Grades:
5th - 11th
14:52
"Talk To Me" Video Guide (with Game MEGA Bundle) - Teach The Language of Math!
NOTE: This video guide is bundled with the following products ...
Using "Talk To Me" To Teach The Language of Math! (FREE DOWNLOAD)
Talk To Me (Arithmetic Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (General Math Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (CCGPS Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (Grades 1-2 Math Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (3rd-Grade Math Edition) - Teach the Language of Math!
Talk To Me (Geometry Edition) - Teach the Language
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Grades:
1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
1:22
Halloween Math Escape Room Riddle
Introduction:When presented with two potions and two cauldrons, which ones do you take/do first to escape the room unharmed?This math puzzle can take up an entire class, be given as a puzzle for the week, or as an extra credit assignment. If you do it as a class activity, one recommendation is to split the class into teams so they can solve the riddle together. Covered Topics: Logic, basic chemistry, simple algebraic conversions, rates, and inequalities.
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9th - 12th
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11:03
Nine Men's Morris Game Video Tournament Guide - Great Mentoring Event!
NOTE: This video guide is bundled with the following product ...
Nine Men's Morris - Game Board and Rules
Nine Men's Morris is an ancient board game combining the speed of checkers, the strategy of chess and the simplicity of tic-tac-toe.
It is easy to play, but difficult to master.
The game's speed, strategy, and simplicity combine to make it a subtle powerhouse.
Let me count the ways ...
1. Folks from similar and different generations can compete.
2. Games end in 5-10 minutes - so severa
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Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
5:51
5 Alternatives for the Week Before Christmas Break
Check out these 5 alternatives to movies. In this video we share with you 5 things you can do in your classroom the week before winter break that are fun, interactive, and engaging for students without pushing the play button. Christmas activity ideas are specifically geared to the upper elementary and middle grades (although they can be adapted for other age groups) and are perfect for the math, science, social studies, and language arts classrooms, as well as other elective classes.
Be sure
Grades:
6th - 9th
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3:10
Sugar Shock Game- A Nutrition Activity For Health, Consumer Science or PE!
Math meets nutrition in this fun, interactive and healthy activity! Student can collaborate as they play this guess matching game.1. Watch the attached video on all the how-tos.2. Download the FREE supporting resources!3. Have fun with it!
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4th - 12th
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2:19
How to Make a Cootie Catcher / Fortune Teller
I love cootie catchers: I have so many of them in my store. I realized that many of you have forgotten how to make them so here it is: a complete tutorial featuring one of my last sets of cootie catchers, made for Saint Patrick's Day !
Saint Patrick's Day Math multiplication cootie catchers: tables from 1 to 12
If you're looking for cootie catchers, you might be interested in:
❒ Math multiplication cootie catchers - no theme
❒ BUNDLE : Math multiplication cootie catchers (Find the multiplicat
Grades:
1st - 9th
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Also included in: Cootie Catchers / Fortune Tellers - Math Multiplications BUNDLE
0:46
Four 4's Math Challenge
This fun math puzzle is great to do with your students.If you would like 15 puzzles (in one PPT download) to do with your students, click here.For answers to the riddle, click here.https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Brain-Teasers-for-your-Math-Class-4819484
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K - 12th, Adult Education
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8:09
Level 3: Intro to Coding with Scratch(mp4 download/formative assessment)
Build on the maze game programmed in the Level 1 and 2 tutorials by adding shortcuts that appear and disappear and moving obstacles! Purchase includes an mp4 file download and a formative assessment with key. The self paced video is the perfect introduction to programming for novices - no teacher expertise required.
Students will build on their knowledge of using operators and logic to create shortcuts and moving obstacles. This video frequently asks students to pause and see if they can solve
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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CCSS:
11:18
Level 2: Intro to Coding with Scratch:(mp4 download/formative assessment)
Build on the Level 1 Maze Tutorial by adding a countdown timer, conditions for winning and losing, and also bonus power-ups through the maze.
This screencast is a full tutorial showing students how to program in Blockly. Students will use logic and operator blocks in addition to the basic blocks introduced in the Level 1 tutorial.
The downloadable .zip file includes a .mp4 file to share with students and a formative assessment over concepts used in the tutorial.
Find the Level 1 Tutorial at
Grades:
4th - 12th
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10:15
Level 1: Intro to Coding with Scratch (mp4 download/formative assessment)
Teach your students the basics of programming in Blockly with a maze tutorial using Scratch! Purchase includes an mp4 file download and a formative assessment with key. The mp4 file is designated for use by one teacher.
This full video tutorial includes a maze template and step by step screencast video instructions. The self paced video is the perfect introduction to programming for novices - no teacher expertise required.
The tutorial shows students how to program a character to navigate with
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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Shopping & Budgeting Money Game (Traveling Around Pittsburgh)
This game is geared towards high school students with intellectual or moderate disabilities who must learn to stick to a budget and spend money wisely! This lesson targets a 9-12 financial literacy standard in Ohio's Learning Standards Extended (EFL.9-12.14c - Plan for a purchase decision based on a set amount of money available).Students watch a brief video clip about some tourists shopping in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to hook them into the lesson. Then, students can be split into small groups o
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9th - 12th
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Fierce Ninjas The Numbers Rule
Fierce Ninjas - the Numbers Rule is a DVD fighting game like no other. This game is teaching kids the very basic math skills they need. To be clear, there are other fighting game games out there; but this one is different. In this game you really capture the true essence of a DVD fighting game. Fierce Ninja is an easy to understand game. From the game play to the formation; it’s all simple to follow. When I was growing up, I use to play a lot of video games; mostly fighting games like Street Fig
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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3:00
Pass-It-On Review Games: How To
a game idea for practicing vocabulary, reviewing skills / concepts, and more! - How to play this quick and simple game
Math Games
Math Giraffe Blog with more teaching ideas
Our Free "Back to School" book of printable resources
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Grades:
7th - 10th
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Addition and Subtraction of Integers
This lesson allows students to discover how to add and subtract integers. Use the rules for multiplication of integers to eliminate double signs. Manipulatives are used for students to conceptualize their understanding. I used yellow and blue hexalink cubes to represent positive and negative one. Watch the videos to see how the lesson/centre would work. Clone the pages to add as many questions as you want.
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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10:51
Creative Math Video Challenge Series 1 Fun Non-routine Math
This is a video Math challenge for students to have a real world math problem.
Get your student this activity and have them break-free for a typical traditional classroom math class.
This math video challenge contains 5 math non-routine math problems that will motivate and l challenge your students real world math problem, very easy to answer, no algebra or formula needed.
Answers are in the last part of the video. Make sure you "pause" each to discuss answer with your students!
Your student
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Grades:
6th - 10th
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15:18
Laws of Exponents - Math Dance Game & Math Fitness Game - Math Video
This is a great way for students to get active while practicing their math skills. There are two games in this video: Math Dance GameMath Fitness Game Students watch a video and answer the questions (30 seconds for each question). They do dance moves or fitness exercises below correct answer.There are ten questions with four answers in each game.Here is a FREE VIDEO where you can see and try this game!I have more these game videos on other topics too!Have a fun!
Grades:
7th - 10th
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15:18
Perfect Square Roots - Math Dance Game & Math Fitness Game - Math Video
This is a great way for students to get active while practicing their math skills. There are two games in this video: Math Dance GameMath Fitness Game Students watch a video and answer the questions (30 seconds for each question). They do dance moves or fitness exercises below correct answer.There are ten questions with four answers in each game.Here is a FREE VIDEO where you can see and try this game!I have more these game videos on other topics too!Have a fun!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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15:18
Simple Algebraic Expressions - Math Dance Game & Math Fitness Game - Math Video
This is a great way for students to get active while practicing their math skills. There are two games in this video: Math Dance GameMath Fitness Game Students watch a video and answer the questions (30 seconds for each question). They do dance moves or fitness exercises below correct answer.There are ten questions with four answers in each game.Here is a FREE VIDEO where you can see and try this game!I have more these game videos on other topics too!Have a fun!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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15:18
Combining Like Terms - Math Dance Game & Math Fitness Game - Math Video
This is a great way for students to get active while practicing their math skills. There are two games in this video: Math Dance GameMath Fitness Game Students watch a video and answer the questions (30 seconds for each question). They do dance moves or fitness exercises below correct answer.There are ten questions with four answers in each game.Here is a FREE VIDEO where you can see and try this game!I have more these game videos on other topics too!Have a fun!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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15:18
Absolute Value: Addition & Subtraction - Math Dance Game & Math Fitness Game
This is a great way for students to get active while practicing their math skills. There are two games in this video: Math Dance GameMath Fitness Game Students watch a video and answer the questions (30 seconds for each question). They do dance moves or fitness exercises below correct answer.There are ten questions with four answers in each game.Here is a FREE VIDEO where you can see and try this game!I have more these game videos on other topics too!Have a fun!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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15:18
Absolute Value: Multiplication & Division - Math Dance Game & Math Fitness Game
This is a great way for students to get active while practicing their math skills. There are two games in this video: Math Dance GameMath Fitness Game Students watch a video and answer the questions (30 seconds for each question). They do dance moves or fitness exercises below correct answer.There are ten questions with four answers in each game.Here is a FREE VIDEO where you can see and try this game!I have more these game videos on other topics too!Have a fun!
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Grades:
6th - 9th
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8:06
TableTop Math - How to Play Explainer Video
Bring the TableTop Game revolution to your classroom! Board games are experiencing a renaissance and tapping to their innate engagement is a no brainer. This is the natural evolution of task cards.
TableTop Math games cover a single unit of math study. The question range from simple skill practice to application. Provided are four different game styles that can be played with the same set of math cards. Mix it up or let your students choose what to play. The choice is yours!
In Journey, stud
Grades:
2nd - 12th
Types:
10:15
Intro to Coding with Scratch: Maze Tutorial Level 1 (free streamable video)
Teach your students the basics of programming in Blockly with a maze tutorial using Scratch!
This tutorial includes a maze template and streamable screencast video instructions on programming a character to navigate through a maze with the arrow keys. Students will use logic to send their character back to the start when it bumps the maze walls and also program a celebration for when the end of the maze is reached.
Students can either create a Scratch account for this project or use the downl
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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