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Play a game while learning---what more can a student want? Introduce this take on a popular television game show, Deal or No Deal, to get your students engaged in the study of probability. This pack includes: Directions for contestant/banker Game sheets for contestant/banker Brief cases 1-25 (laminate these for durability) Brief cases for $.01-$1,000,000 (laminate these for durability) You may also want to put velcro on the back to make it easier to play and switch cases! Leave feedback a

Exciting, real world applications of mathematical concepts are always fun and engaging in the classroom. This Deal or No Deal game comes with a graphic organizer (PDF; see preview) to urge students to calculate probability and understand the corresponding value of bank offers. The file is entirely automated. There is a text banner that tells the user what to do next in the game. When given new Bank Offers, students calculate probabilities and decide if the deal is worth taking. Note: This is

Need a fun way to keep your kids engaged while reviewing for an upcoming test? Or working on task cards as a whole group? Or just working through a worksheet together as a class? THIS IS IT. This game is meant to be played as a whole group and can be paired with ANY questions and used in ANY subject! Students pick a prize case before starting the game and work through questions to either eliminate prizes remaining on the board or switch our their current case for something new! Here is the kicke

This is a PowerPoint template in the spirit of the game show. It includes sounds, animations, and hyperlinks. It was made by a teacher for a teacher. As the instructor, you supply the questions and answers into the template. Then play the slide show as a game. Makes a great review for tests and quizzes.

Students play the game Deal or No deal. Detailed instructions are included on how to set up and play. Templates are included for each student in class to have a case that will be opened. Inside will be a dollar amount and a question pertaining to the content you choose. Instructions are included on how the play. The PPT has the amounts, cases, call from a banker, button to accept or deny the offer, and music/sound effects. My students go crazy with this game; they love it! The best thing is,

5th Grade Deal or No Deal! - Good resource for MAJOR review of concepts from the whole year! It's my review for standardized testing... How I Play: I have 20 index cards that I label 1 through 20. On the back of each card, I write a prize. The more exciting the prize, the less chances there are to win that prize. For example, my 20 cases include: 6 pencils, 5 small prize box, 3 Classroom BINGO chart squares, 3 candy bars, 2 sodas during class, 1 lunch with me. To start, I put the class into

Students play Deal or No Deal while calculating their probability of winning more than the bank offer. A fun and engaging way to apply probability skills and calculate percentages from fractions.In this pack I have included a SMART notebook and PowerPoint that is able to be displayed on the Interactive Whiteboard with the 26 suitcases and the money hidden behind them. Also included is instructions on how I implement this activity and a student recording sheet.Please be kind enough to leave a rev

This macro-enabled version of Deal Or No Deal plays nearly identical to the real gameshow. It will randomize case values, keep track of your case, automatically generate Banker's offers, and more. This game is ready to play immediately after download, and allows you the ability to customize case values.Say goodbye to old, sloppy powerpoints!This game is ideal for Finance or money-related classes, probability lessons, team building fun or simply as end-of-year activity!Deal or No Deal Quick Stats

Need a good review game to play with all the math information learned throughout the year? Here's one! I use this in my 4th grade class as review for ISAT (Illinois State Achievement Test), but it could also be used in 3rd grade or 5th grade as practice or review. Topics range from place value to money to basic geometry. There are 40+ questions as well as directions on how I play this game. Not only is this a massive review game where kids can win prizes from "cases", but also a great lesson in

An interactive twist on a classic game! This “Deal or No Deal” game encourages students to make choices and identify their preferred exercises. Our Google Slides document contains 25 unique GIFs created by our trainers to serve as examples for students to follow while exercising - all the teacher has to do is start a timer! Use this activity in Daily Physical Activity (DPA) or Phys. Ed class to make fitness fun!

This makes Deal or No Deal into an interactive game for any grade. The questions in here were for a unit on the Revolutionary War - but you can put in whatever questions you choose! The kids love it... if you have one of those Staples "That was easy" buttons - we used that for our Deal or No Deal button - it was really fun!! Email me if you have questions about how the game runs or how to work the powerpoint - kristinsturner@gmail.com

2 ROUNDS of a fun & exciting new math game that is sure to engage your students! Prep- just print and cut out the briefcases, task cards, and game board of your choice, and number envelopes 1-26! Directions for how to play are included- based on the hit TV show! Give your whole class whiteboards for total participation! 2 GAMES INCLUDED for 2 unique rounds with answer keys!! They'll want to play it again and again! 3 options for playing- choose whether your students can play for bonu

Jazz up your DPA!Are you running out of ideas for Daily Physical Activity?  Is it cold or rainy outside and you need a fun activity for the classroom?  Maybe your students just need a “brain break”.  Here is a game your students will love!  As a class, students get to vote on whether or not they do a particular exercise... DEAL or NO DEAL?  Sometimes the deals they make will be good, and sometimes they will be not so good! No set up required, just play the Powerpoint as a slideshow and project

This game has 235 slides. You can play with players 3 students or Teams.Start from beginning.Ladies will open Briefcase to show you the amount. You can answer the Question OR pass the deal to other players or teams.Click on the ball that you think is the answerCorrect answer will give you StrikeLeft Click the image on Bottom Right image to go next slideRepeat Steps 1 through 4 until you go through all slides.Player or Team with most points at the end of the game wins.Have fun while you learn.

Perfect for any ages, content or lesson. HOW TO PLAY: Arrange your classes in groups. Have the students decide who will be the "banker" per group. The banker is in charge of the money the team acculates from picking the cases. Students will answer various questions or problems formulate by the teacher. First team to get the correct answer will pick a case. Banker will keep track of the teams money. At the end of the round, the team who has the money money wins!Any team has the ability to win if

Use the fun game, Deal Or No Deal, to teach your students about probability. Great for introducing or reviewing in math. Or, just a fun stress reliever with the kids! A accompanying worksheet is included for the students to complete work. This will help hold all students accountable for their learning. (Please note: It is up to the teacher to make the offers as the "banker")

Deal or No Deal is a Fun Fitness Activity where the students make choices for the activity that the class must then do. They have fun with this one. I have the students line up on a line facing the suitcases, and randomly pick a student to select a case. I have the key sheet of what activity goes with each suitcase. I then read what that activity is and THAT student has to decide Deal ( to do that activity) or No Deal and then they are stuck doing the second activity for that case. I allow

You have been selected to be a contestant on the TV show “Deal or no Deal!” You have a chance to win $1,000,000… although your chances are slim. You will need to use your knowledge of probability to outsmart the banker and make your decision each round to take the deal or continue playing!

This game has 253 slides. You can play with players 6 students or Teams.Start from beginning just Left Click to go to next slide.Ladies will open Briefcase to show you the amount. You can answer the Question pass the deal to other players or teams.I have included Clock with 20 Seconds. Answer will be revealed after time runs out, but you can Left Click on slide before time runs out and the answer will be revealed.I have included 6 strikes with different color should you choose to play with class

This game has 286 slides. You can play with players 3 students or Teams.Start from beginning Left click on the number and the slide will jump to the slide.Ladies will open Briefcase to show you the amount. You can answer the Question pass the deal to other players or teams.Left Click on the slide and the answer will be revealed.Left Click the image on Bottom Right image to go back to board.Repeat Steps 1 through 4 until you go through all slides.Player or Team with most points at the end of the

This game has 155 slides. You can play with players 3 students or Teams.Slide 1 -150 GameSlide 151 -152 WordsearchSlides 153 -155 Crossword puzzleStart from beginning Left click on the number and the slide will jump to the slide.Ladies will open Briefcase to show you the amount. You can answer the Question pass the deal to other players or teams.Left Click on the slide and the answer will be revealed. Left Click the image on Bottom Right image to go to next slideRepeat Steps 1 through 4 until yo

Ever wonder how to review for a Math, Science, Social Studies test, or vocabulary for Reading in a fun way? We have created Deal or No Deal to solve the problem. Students love the mystery of the game of not knowing what is in the briefcase and get excited about looking into the next case. Want to make a Deal or No Deal?

Jazz up your DPA!Are you running out of ideas for Daily Physical Activity?  Is it cold or rainy outside and you need a fun activity for the classroom?  Maybe your students just need a “brain break”.  Here is a game your students will love!  As a class, students get to vote on whether or not they do a particular exercise... DEAL or NO DEAL?  Sometimes the deals they make will be good, and sometimes they will be not so good! No set up required, just play the Powerpoint as a slideshow and project o

Are you looking for Gym games, DPA or brain breaks that can be done outside with physical distancing? I have adapted the Deal or No Deal DPA digital activity for the outdoors! All activities can be done individually while distancing. Students love this DPA game as it gives them the power to choose through a vote! Please check out the full preview to see the activities/exercises included. Simply print (laminate if you wish), and go! There is a full colour set as well as a black and white se