Description
Don't have time to print BINGO boards + cut and paste? Use this interactive and no prep BINGO board.
Just give your students the link to copy, give them time to organize their BINGO pieces, open up the wheel for the BINGO clues (problems), and let the learning begin!
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Resource #1: Geometry BINGO
- Geometry BINGO is a fun way to have students engaged in identifying angles and lines.
- Don't worry about students changing someone else's personal BINGO board; each student will have their own copy to edit and use.
- Because each BINGO piece only has one “correct” answer, students must connect the clue to each answer! That’s 20 math questions students won’t complain about.
- Use this as a formative assessment before, during, or after teaching fractions!
- INCLUDED: 30 unique BINGO cards. Print, laminate, and pass out to students for a quick game!
Math Skills:
- Identify angles & lines (visually and auditory)
- Match vocabulary to image
- Count lines of symmetry
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Resource #2: Shaded Fraction Pieces BINGO
- Before students are able to work with equivalent or sum of fractions, we must first check if they can identify them. BINGO is a fun way to have students engaged in identifying fractions and partitioned shapes.
- Don't worry about students changing someone else's personal BINGO board; each student will have their own copy to edit and use.
- Because each BINGO piece/clue only has one “correct” answer, students must solve each question! That’s 24 fraction questions students won’t complain about.
- Use this as a formative before, during, or after teaching fractions!
After this activity, students will be able to:
- Identify partitioned shapes with a denominator of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 12
- Shade (or identify shaded) fractional pieces (parts) as a written fraction and representation.
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Resource #3: Simplifying Fraction BINGO
- Fraction BINGO is a fun way to have students engaged in practicing simplifying, adding, and subtracting fractions.
- Don't worry about students changing someone else's personal BINGO board; each student will have their own copy to edit and use.
- Because each BINGO piece/clue only has one “correct” answer, students must solve each question! That’s 20 fraction questions students won’t complain about.
- Use this as a formative before, during, or after teaching fractions!
Math Skills:
- SIMPLIFY BASIC FRACTIONS
- BENCHMARK EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
- ADD FRACTIONS WITH LIKE DENOMINATORS
- SUBTRACT FRACTIONS WITH LIKE DENOMINATORS
Please note: On December 31, 2024, Google will wind down the Jamboard application and you will no longer be able to access your Jam files. Jamboard will be view only. Google Slides will still be available to download and edit.
Highlights
Description
Don't have time to print BINGO boards + cut and paste? Use this interactive and no prep BINGO board.
Just give your students the link to copy, give them time to organize their BINGO pieces, open up the wheel for the BINGO clues (problems), and let the learning begin!
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Resource #1: Geometry BINGO
- Geometry BINGO is a fun way to have students engaged in identifying angles and lines.
- Don't worry about students changing someone else's personal BINGO board; each student will have their own copy to edit and use.
- Because each BINGO piece only has one “correct” answer, students must connect the clue to each answer! That’s 20 math questions students won’t complain about.
- Use this as a formative assessment before, during, or after teaching fractions!
- INCLUDED: 30 unique BINGO cards. Print, laminate, and pass out to students for a quick game!
Math Skills:
- Identify angles & lines (visually and auditory)
- Match vocabulary to image
- Count lines of symmetry
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Resource #2: Shaded Fraction Pieces BINGO
- Before students are able to work with equivalent or sum of fractions, we must first check if they can identify them. BINGO is a fun way to have students engaged in identifying fractions and partitioned shapes.
- Don't worry about students changing someone else's personal BINGO board; each student will have their own copy to edit and use.
- Because each BINGO piece/clue only has one “correct” answer, students must solve each question! That’s 24 fraction questions students won’t complain about.
- Use this as a formative before, during, or after teaching fractions!
After this activity, students will be able to:
- Identify partitioned shapes with a denominator of 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, and 12
- Shade (or identify shaded) fractional pieces (parts) as a written fraction and representation.
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Resource #3: Simplifying Fraction BINGO
- Fraction BINGO is a fun way to have students engaged in practicing simplifying, adding, and subtracting fractions.
- Don't worry about students changing someone else's personal BINGO board; each student will have their own copy to edit and use.
- Because each BINGO piece/clue only has one “correct” answer, students must solve each question! That’s 20 fraction questions students won’t complain about.
- Use this as a formative before, during, or after teaching fractions!
Math Skills:
- SIMPLIFY BASIC FRACTIONS
- BENCHMARK EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS
- ADD FRACTIONS WITH LIKE DENOMINATORS
- SUBTRACT FRACTIONS WITH LIKE DENOMINATORS
Please note: On December 31, 2024, Google will wind down the Jamboard application and you will no longer be able to access your Jam files. Jamboard will be view only. Google Slides will still be available to download and edit.
