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I created these three games because several teachers have asked me if I had ideas about how to use Task Cards besides in Centers or with the game Scoot. These games are a fun alternative.
Use these three games with Task Cards or flash cards to reinforce skills or help with memorization. These games will work best with cards that have just one question and one correct answer for each card, and are in a short answer or multiple choice format. In all three games, students must answer a question from a card correctly before taking their turn. In Fly to the Finish and Race to the Moon, a single set of Task Card will work fine, however, Trading Places will require significantly more cards and would be more suited to flashcards (for example, multiplication facts or foreign language vocabulary words)
Making the Game
Each game is made from three pages. The first page is the title and instructions for the game. The next two pages are the game board itself. The easiest way to assemble the games is to glue the Title/Instructions to the front of a file folder and glue the two parts of the game board inside the folder. You may then want to laminate the whole thing. Please note that for Trading Places, you will need to use a ruler and a black marker to draw seven short lines to complete the hexagons in the center of the board.
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Rachel Lynette
Use these three games with Task Cards or flash cards to reinforce skills or help with memorization. These games will work best with cards that have just one question and one correct answer for each card, and are in a short answer or multiple choice format. In all three games, students must answer a question from a card correctly before taking their turn. In Fly to the Finish and Race to the Moon, a single set of Task Card will work fine, however, Trading Places will require significantly more cards and would be more suited to flashcards (for example, multiplication facts or foreign language vocabulary words)
Making the Game
Each game is made from three pages. The first page is the title and instructions for the game. The next two pages are the game board itself. The easiest way to assemble the games is to glue the Title/Instructions to the front of a file folder and glue the two parts of the game board inside the folder. You may then want to laminate the whole thing. Please note that for Trading Places, you will need to use a ruler and a black marker to draw seven short lines to complete the hexagons in the center of the board.
Find Task and Activity Cards Here.
"Like" my page on facebook for frequent freebies, teaching tips, useful links and more.
Happy Teaching!
Rachel Lynette
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joyralbano
So very useful~thanks so much!
April 16, 2013 
Leley
Thank you so much!
March 30, 2013
kimvpp
Just what I needed.
February 26, 2013
jenysue
Wonderful! Thanks.
February 3, 2013
CherubAyers
This is so cute and such a great idea, thanks!
January 17, 2013
ecteacher0000
Thank you.
January 13, 2013
slegg
These are fabulous!! My students now love task cards even more than before! Thank you!!!
January 9, 2013
hscheirmann
How fun for the kids! Thanks, this will make math facts more fun.
October 27, 2012
KimberlyBest
Excellent creater of education fun items for my students!
September 24, 2012
tdix1
Love this! Thanks!!!!!
September 6, 2012
lyles26
This will make all the task cards I plan to use more fun. Thanks!
July 29, 2012
SourCherry
Fun and efficient. Thanks!
July 23, 2012
ashleystout82
Thank you so much! I can't wait to use these! :)
July 10, 2012
lkipper
WOW! What a great way to use our old flashcards, task cards, and scoot cards on this last week of school! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
June 10, 2012
jeanpfaz
Wow! I am really impressed with the quality of the game boards and explanations of how to play the games. Thank you so much!
May 24, 2012
tysowsss
Hi,
The game boards are terrific! What a great activity to use with the task cards! Thanks for sharing!
The game boards are terrific! What a great activity to use with the task cards! Thanks for sharing!
May 18, 2012
Neeladean
Thanks for sharing Rachel. You continue to do a great job.
April 16, 2012
callen05
My students love the task cards. This will give them another way to use them! Thank you for sharing the game boards.
April 15, 2012
ejmartinez
Downloaded immediately!!! Thank you for putting this up for free. :)
March 30, 2012
Tammy Schlitter (TpT Seller)
Thanks for this great resource! Your cards are great and these boards will definitely see lots of use in my classroom.
March 29, 2012
srnagle
These are another great resource to go along with your task cards :) Awesome!!
March 29, 2012
ErikaGentry
Fun!~Can't wait to try them out! Thanks Rachel!
March 29, 2012
belltinker
These game boards are great- THANK YOU!!!
March 29, 2012
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I love your game boards. Do you have any math task cards that you be appropriate for your games. Cindy Hart Email me, please, at CKHart@Suddenlink.net Thanks so much!
May 9, 2012
Rachel Lynette (TpT Seller)
Not at this time...I do have a few math task cards but they require computation and critical thinking, which would likely get boring for the other players.
May 14, 2012
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