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Logical fallacies are all around us and so important for our students to be equipped to recognize. Play this BINGO game to help identify different logical fallacies. Pairs well with the book Fallacy Detective.

This tool is a great resource for review of any material or concept. Simple edit it by inserting text boxes. Use it for math facts review by writing the equation on one blank card and the answer on another. Same can apply to definitions and their terms, any Q & A, letter or number recognition...there are so many possibilities. Odd pages are the backs of the cards. Even pages are the playing cards side.

These dominoes are a great teaching tool as well as reinforcement. They focus on foundational anatomy and physiology, covering the study of tissues (histology), the integumentary system (skin), the skeletal system (bones and movement), the muscular system, and the skeletal muscle system. Dive into the histology and physiology of these specific body systems with this excellent resource to provide an in-depth understanding of the human body's structure and function. Originally created to pair with

This was designed to reinforce Apologia's Marine Biology 2nd Edition Module 3. To play, cut out the dominoes. Laminate for durability. Place the dominoes end to end, matching up the answer/term with its question/definition. For an answer key, print a second copy and don't cut it apart.

Great review resource covering a unit on life in the sea. Great to play in the classroom or at home in small groups. I created these game cards to reinforce the material covered in the Apologia Marine Biology 2nd Edition Module 2. I use a Snakes & Ladders (or Chutes & Ladders) game board. Students draw a card. If answered correctly, the student rolls a die and moves according to the rules of Snakes & Ladders. If answered incorrectly, the student doesn't roll or move and play continues to t

Great review resource covering a unit on ecology. Great to play in the classroom or at home in small groups. I created these game cards to reinforce the material covered in the Apologia General Biology 3rd Edition Module 3. I use a Snakes & Ladders (or Chutes & Ladders) game board. Students draw a card. If answered correctly, the student rolls a die and moves according to the rules of Snakes & Ladders. If answered incorrectly, the student doesn't roll or move and play continues to the left

Scavenger Hunt for high school ages? YES! I created this game as a kinetic way to review Module 1 of Apologia's Marine Biology 2nd Edition, a creation based curriculum. While it is based on that module, it can be used with many other Marine Biology units. It covers: ocean basinscontinental risewater propertiesoceanic vs continental crustlayers of the earthTO PLAY: Before class, print any world map that shows the continent and oceans. Cut it apart into eleven puzzles pieces. Hide the pieces aro

Looking for a hands-on way to reinforce the concept of predator vs prey? This highly visual resource is the answer! Complete with facts about the animals involved, learn new information as you go. How to Play: Provide each student with a card that shows the picture and name of a predator. The predators should vary, such as owls, jaguars, sharks, and alligators. Hide prey items around the room that the predators might eat. Discuss with students what animals their predator may eat. Students can li

Great review resource covering a unit on evolution through the lens of creation . Great to play in the classroom or at home in small groups. I created these game cards to reinforce the material covered in the Apologia General Biology 3rd Edition Module 8. I use a Snakes & Ladders (or Chutes & Ladders) game board. Students draw a card. If answered correctly, the student rolls a die and moves according to the rules of Snakes & Ladders. If answered incorrectly, the student doesn't roll or mov

The world is full of so many things to see and explore. Introduce some of them through this Wonders of the World card sort. A great resource for World Geography and World History and can be used with a variety of ages. The provided key reveals the name and location of the Wonder as well as a few interesting facts. *All images were found through a simple Google search.*

This folder contains a total of 20 crossword puzzles with corresponding answer keys spanning the broad topics of general Biology. Complements Apologia's General Biology 3rd Edition text. Great resource for reviewing and studying.

Learn or reinforce the concept of circular reasoning with this fun, active game. Many logical fallacies are touched on--not just circular reasoning. Directions for play are included and uploaded in the thumbnail to see how it works.

This is a series of 10 sequencing cards to retell the Dr. Seuss book, Horton Hears a Who. Print them full sized or card sized. Enjoy reading the book together and then putting these in order. Print one copy with multiple pages per print to have as an answer key.

Marsupials are certainly fascinating! This resource reveals facts about 18 different marsupials. While created to pair with Apologia's Zoology 3 Land Animals Lesson 5, it can be used alongside any unit study about marsupials or even as a specialty subset study about mammals. I like to print these card-sized and hide them for students to hunt for. When a student finds one, we read it together to discover something new about these interesting creatures.

Excellent tool to pair with any study about Italy and the wonderful things found there! Each matching set contains a full color image on one card and a fact about it on the other. Players take turns turning two cards over each turn, looking for matches. To reinforce learning about each, have a teacher or a student read each card out loud when flipping a card over. Print with multiple pages per sheet to make the images more card sized and cut apart to play. Alternatively, keep them full sized to

A unique way to explore World War II! This deck of cards has terrific pictures of World War II aircraft along with interesting facts about each one to the right of the picture. The name of each aircraft is found on the bottom of each card. Print full sized pages as visual aids or talking points. Print two copies with the pages as card-sized to create a matching game. Each time a student turns over a card, someone should read the card out loud. All images were found via a simple Google search.

Geared for reviewing the Kingdom of the Franks with younger ages, this game is a great way to engage in game based learning. I find it effective to share tidbits of facts about each picture calling card as each one is called. Students like it as a fun, hands-on way of reviewing. While this game can be used to review the Kingdom of the Franks in general, it is designed specifically to reinforce material learned in Story of the World Volume 2 Chapter 11. Includes 8 different BINGO cards and a sepa

Introduce classification with this card sort. Created to pair with the book Daniel's Duck, there are 30 cards to sort into four categories: home/outdoors, furniture/furnishings, livestock, and music & art. Can easily be tied into a history unit about life in the pioneer days and the Appalachian Mountains. All pictures used were found through a simple Google image search.

Includes 8 different BINGO cards to review prokaryotes and viruses with 44 different terms/definitions for calling cards. While created with Apologia's Creation Science Texts in mind, it can pair well with many materials covering prokaryotes and viruses.

This folder contains a total of 20 crossword puzzles spanning the broad topics of general Biology. Complements Apologia's General Biology 3rd Edition text. Great resource for reviewing and studying.