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Move to Review: The Active Multiple-Choice Review Game
Tired of quiet review sessions where only a few students participate? Turn your next test prep or unit review into an interactive, high-energy game that gets the whole class moving while instantly checking their understanding! Move to Review bridges the gap between formative assessment and total physical response (TPR). Instead of writing down answers or clicking a screen silently, each multiple-choice letter (A, B, C, D) corresponds to a unique physical action. When you call out the prompt, st
1st - 8th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
Marshmallow Farming April Fools Joke Google Form Watch and Answer
Looking for an easy April Fool's joke to play on your students? Assign this quick Watch and Answer! Students watch a video and answer a few questions about it. At the end, it will reveal to them it was an April Fool's joke. Be sure to check out my other Social Studies and Science Watch and Answers in my store! Disclaimer: Please be aware that schools and districts with active firewalls blocking YouTube™ will not be able to watch the embedded videos used inside this product. This is something c
3rd - 6th
For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
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How Well Do You Know Your Teacher? - End of the Year Google Slides Activity
Make end-of-year memories while keeping students engaged with this fun and interactive classroom game! In this Google slides activity, teachers display each question while students use whiteboards and dry erase markers to write and reveal their answers. Questions encourage students to think back on classroom moments and test how well they truly know their teacher. This low-prep resource is perfect for building classroom community, encouraging participation, and creating meaning end-of-year conve
2nd - 5th
Not Subject Specific
Logic Puzzle: Who Adopted Who? | Bellringer, Fast Finishers, Critical Thinking
In this fun logic puzzle, which will only take about 15 minutes, students use pictures and clues to make deductions that lead to the one and only solution to the question, "Which dog did each child adopt at the animal shelter?" PDF or interactive Google Slides for distance learning. The FREE puzzle can be used as a bellringer, free-time activity, or for those fast finishers. It does involve critical thinking and logic skills, so it is not a waste of time.Answer Key included! NEW - NOW AVAILA
4th - 8th
English Language Arts, Not Subject Specific
Last Days of School Activities End of Year Would You Rather 3rd 4th 5th 6 Grade
Last days of school activities like Would You Rather questions are great for the end of the year! Would You Rather is perfect for morning meeting slides, opinion writing prompts or spring morning work in 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade. "Would you rather" Google slides help build community. Great for class parties, bell ringers, writing prompts, Your students will love the slides geared toward older students who love gaming, phones, and friends! "Would You Rather?" slides are a fun and meaningful c
3rd - 6th
Classroom Community, Not Subject Specific, Social Emotional Learning
FREE End of Year Activity - Four Corners Game - Ice Breaker Game for High School
Finish off the school year with this FREE four corners game! This fun end of the year icebreaker game is the perfect way to foster classroom community with older students. Includes editable Google Slides® template to customize your own 4 Corners icebreaker questions! ☄️ Want to save over 90%? This resource is part of the End of Year Mega Bundle.→ Check it out here.Included with this End of the Year Ice breaker:✏️ 4 Corners Game Slideshow - Google Slides® Slideshow game packed with 25 debatable
5th - 12th
Classroom Community, For All Subjects, Not Subject Specific
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