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Digital Morning Meeting Games | Brain Breaks | Fun Friday Activities
Engage your students in-person or virtually with these digital games and fun Friday activities! These engaging brain breaks are great for morning meetings and before lessons to get your class talking, moving, and fully engaged!This bundle includes 12 total games, plus a BONUS game:Guess the Picture (versions 1 and 2)This or That (versions 1 and 2)Stand Up, Sit Down (versions 1 and 2)20 Guesses (versions 1 and 2)Would You Rather (versions 1 and 2)Stranded The ImposterBONUS FILE: Go Find It (scave
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Giving instructions GREAT FIRST DAY ACTIVITY TEAMWORK LEADERSHIP
This activity demonstrates the difficulties that arise when a medical professional or other professional must give instructions verbally without the assistance of anything in writing. This is an essential ability in the medical field or any field that requires relaying of instructions or orders. health science, medical, anatomy, communication disorders, speech therapy, homeschool, high school, middle school, medical terminology, pharmacology, leadership, teamwork, first day, icebreakers, intro
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Class Party Activities | Digital Brain Breaks | Fun Friday BUNDLE
Digital games are a great way to engage your students. These fun Google Slides activities can be used for virtual learning or as classroom games during brain breaks, morning meetings, or Fun Fridays! Get your students talking, moving, and laughing with all six of these engaging brain breaks, plus a bonus game!The SIX games (over 100 slides) included are:Guess the Picture (version 2)This or That (version 2)Stand Up, Sit Down (version 2)20 Guesses (version 2)Would You Rather (version 2)Stranded on
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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20 Questions Mystery Picture Game | PowerPoint AND Google Slides
20 Questions is a classic game that generations have loved to play! Students strategically ask "yes" or "no" questions to solve the mystery noun's identity. The noun could be a person, place, animal or thing. Game formats are offered in both PowerPoint and Google Slides.20 Questions builds the following skills: oral language-asking questions, critical thinking, memory and recall, listening, categorizing and problem solving!25 Mystery Nouns: kitten/cat baseball soccer bicycle fire stati
Grades:
4th - 7th
Communication Unit Bundle
IT'S HERE! I have had multiple people purchase the Communication PowerPoint with the Nonverbal Communication Activity and have wanted to make a bundle for such a long time! However, I really wanted to create one more activity to tie the two of these lessons together. That's when I finally created the AMAZING TikTok Emoji Word Challenge game that students LOVE! If you want to provide your students with in-depth information, include technology, while also seeing them laughing while learning alongs
Grades:
6th - 12th
TALK FOR A MINUTE - LEVEL 1 - EFL/ESL Speaking Practice)
BETTER THAN FLASHCARDS!This Powerpoint activity makes speaking practice more fun!How do you play this game?: Students get to choose a number cloud leading them to an unknown topic in which they need to talk about for one minute. (A one minute timer is included in the PowerPoint slides, just click the "Start" button or the screen to activate it.) Who can play this game?: Anyone can play, however it is best suited for Elementary - Intermediate level EFL/ESL students. This game can be played in pai
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Oral Language Game
Challenge your students with this fun game! How long can they talk about a topic without saying "Umm"!Students randomly choose a topic card & then the teacher times them to see how long they can talk without saying "Umm", "Uhh" or pausing for longer than 3 seconds.I like playing this at the end of a lesson or at the end of the day when we have a spare 5 minutes. This pack includes 105 topic cards in both a chalkboard theme and an easy to print, low ink version. It also includes EDITABLE card
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2nd - 7th
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Kids' Food Guessing Game | Fun Friday Activity with Listening Comprehension
Your students will eagerly participate as they try to identify the mystery food using visual and auditory clues. This activity promotes inferencing, speaking, and listening skills. Strengthen your classroom community by having fun together with this NO PREP Morning Meeting activity. Made for PowerPoint™, you can easily play in the classroom or online. ★ INCLUDED :Please view the PREVIEW to see more10 game rounds about kids' favorite food6 slides in each round★ HOW ARE THESE GAMES DIFFERENT?Real
Grades:
1st - 4th
Mixed Articulation BINGO Set Two
Take the stress out of mixed articulation groups with these fun mixed artic BINGO activities. Students in kindergarten through middle school will be begging you to play! They're fun, easy, and effective in targeting two different sounds in one session or working on one sound in all positions. There are two versions included with each set - one for full-size prints and one mini version to make mini BINGO boxes. These activities are very low prep and can be ready to use within a few short minutes
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K - 7th
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French & English Monster Game
This game practices descriptive language, colours, body parts, numbers, sentence-building etc.
(E.g. J'ai la peau verte. J'ai deux yeux. J'ai une dent. Je suis content, etc).
There are many variations, and the cards can be used for a variety of activities! Great for oral communication practice.
You can even have students create their own monsters and/or clues. It can be played as a whole class, or used in centres for additional practice.
I hope you enjoy it as much as my class does! Ca
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1st - 6th
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Convince Us! Debate Game Powerpoint
Students will go head-to-head in a fast-paced debate competition. Each Powerpoint slide presents two opposing ideas (all of which are fun- not highly controversial). In the alotted time given, students must convince the class that their side is better.
Modifications:
-Students can debate individually or in small groups.
-You can allow prep time if desired.
-You decide how much time to give students (I typically allow 30 seconds to 1 minute for each side, depending on student level).
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Not Grade Specific
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PUBLIC SPEAKING GAMES | PUBLIC SPEAKING PRESENTATION SKILLS
These 12 fun public speaking games will prove invaluable to any speech and debate class, or high school ELA class. The games will not only develop key debate and public speaking presentation skills such as variety of tone, clear enunciation and speedy speech memorization, but also stimulate clarity of thought, collaborative team work and creativity. All this, and oodles of fun too! The colorful PowerPoint instructions will guide your speakers through the five most complex games, and will make th
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â DEBATING and IMPROMPTU SPEAKING UNITS - 25 Detailed Lesson Plans
Customizable Blank Uno Cards for Education Use - Powerpoint
To edit these cards simply open in power point, and drag and drop your desired images or insert text boxes to make your own custom card decks for use in educational games.
Grades:
K - 12th
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No Print Language Therapy Activities: Vocabulary Game Show Bundle
"No Print Language Therapy Activities: Vocabulary Game Show Bundle" is a fun way to target lower/upper level categories and lower/upper level relational vocabulary using PowerPoint. It's a great resource to use in speech/language therapy, in teletherapy, or other distance learning! How to get started:-Choose from the following game shows: Categories 1, Categories 2, Relational Vocab 1, Relational Vocab 2-Open Resource -Click "Read Only" -Click the "Slide Show" tab -Click "From the Beginning"
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Grades:
K - 5th
Talk for a Minute or Two - IELTS EDITION (EFL/ESL Speaking Practice)
Modeled around Part 2 of the IELTS Speaking Examination, this Powerpoint activity makes speaking practice more fun in an animated way! What topics does it cover?:The topics on the slides include "Describe.... "- a job you would like to have.- a holiday you would like to go on.- a film you found interesting.- a typical day at work, school, or college.- a TV or radio programme you enjoyed when you were a child.- a teacher who has influenced you in your education. - an important decision you had t
Grades:
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
DEBATE AND PUBLIC SPEAKING GAMES | Argument and Organization Games
These 12 fun argument and organization games will be invaluable to any debate and public speaking class, or high school ELA class. The games will not only develop key debate and public speaking skills but also stimulate speed of thought and creativity. Most of the games will take much of class to complete, but a few are short and can be used as time-fillers. The argument games help students develop arguments and see ideas and issues from different perspectives. The organization games assist stud
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Also included in:Â DEBATING UNIT BUNDLE: 30 DETAILED LESSON PLANS
No-Prep Nature Mystery Photo Game for Critical Thinking and Inferencing Skills
Your students will love guessing the mystery photo with this fun and engaging NO PREP digital game made for PowerPoint™. This natural resource will promote inferencing, speaking and listening skills during Morning Meeting while building classroom community.★ INCLUDED :Please view the PREVIEW to see the entire product10 nature-themed rounds5 slides in each round★ HOW ARE THESE GAMES DIFFERENT?Real photos - no clipartEasy to use - open the file, click present, and play!Equitable for students - vis
Grades:
1st - 3rd
TAKE A STAND aka Philosophical Chairs - A Game to Practice Persuasive Speaking
This document is a CROWD FAVORITE with the kiddos! My 8th graders love playing this game and don't even realize it is helping hone their argumentative and persuasive speaking & writing skills!Here's how you play:1. A statement will be read. You are silent. 2. If you agree, stand up. If you disagree, stay seated. 3. You have 2 minutes to defend your position a. (come up with 2 written statements of evidence)4. You will have the opportunity to make your statement.5. Opposing person w
Grades:
6th - 10th
Interactive Conversation Game - Social Skills - Pragmatics | Distance Learning
This is a great game that addresses Social Skills, Pragmatics and Functional Conversation Communication Skills for students. It has 60 different topics and graphics that go with each topic. Use it for distance learning, e-learning or large classroom/group activities! Have a student choose what image they want, click the image to be taken to a new topic! Each communication board game has 20 questions with a graphic as well! Helps students interact with one another and with others in a functional
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Not Grade Specific
PUBLIC SPEAKING Games and Activities - 35 Fun Games!
This public speaking fun games and activities 30% off bundle contains all the public speaking games you could ever need, either for a designated speech and debate class or club, or a high school ELA class that needs a boost of on-their-feet fun. These 35 fun activities range from short time fillers that will be invaluable when a debate or set of speeches do not last as long as you anticipate, to long games that will take a whole lesson (depending on your class size). The more complex games are e
Grades:
9th - 12th
TALK FOR A MINUTE... by describing a picture! (EFL/ESL Speaking Practice)
This Powerpoint activity makes speaking practice more fun!How do you play this game?: Students get to choose a number cloud leading them to an unknown picture in which they need to talk about for one minute. Have them give descriptive details and/or their personal feelings about it.(A one minute timer is included in the PowerPoint slides, just click the "Start" button or the screen to activate it.) Who can play this game?: Anyone can play, however it is best suited for Elementary - Intermediate
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
YES NO Powerpoint: Fun speaking game and debate activity
In this fun debate activity, students are presented with opinions. They'll need to decide whether they agree or disagree and then go to the YES side or NO side of the classroom. The teacher can then choose students from either/both sides to explain their reasoning and debate with students on the opposite side.
Always a high energy lesson that gets students on their feet and engaging with each other. Can be used as a quick warm-up or a full lesson. I've even used this as a speaking evaluation f
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Not Grade Specific
Realistic Game of Life (Budgeting)
This is a game that educators can play with their students that recreates realistic life choices that they are going to have to go through later in life. They will randomly select a job and have to make smart choices to be able to afford life. Events are going to come up suddenly, sometimes good and sometimes bad that the students need to ensure they can afford.There will be a presentation at the end for the students to explain their life choices and how they were able to budget properly.
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6th - 8th, Adult Education
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WH Question Board Game - Who, What, When, Why, Where, How
This game is a fun way for your students to practice asking and answering WH Questions. Students will ask or answer who, what, when, where, why, or how questions as they play the game. Included:One game board that can be printed to your preferred size.152 Question cards.
Grades:
K - 2nd
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