Amy Beato

Add a little spice to the 5th grade social studies inquiry, Puerto Rico! With this fun and exciting jeopardy game, you can get all of your students ready for the summative performance task. As students work through their sources with their teammates, they strive to find knowledge and textual evidence to support their answers.

Print and cut out circles. Glue or tape circles on either side of the popsicle stick so that the words and images are on the outside, back to back. Put sticks in container, face down so that the ends of the popsicle sticks are faced up. Pull sticks for Mystery Motivators to ensure randomness!

In your purchase, you will receive an 11 page document. The first ten pages have grade level vocabulary for the computer classroom. From kindergarten through 8th grade, you will see terminology that students will be expected to learn and know as they further their education career. The vocabulary up until the grade level you are teaching is applicable to that grade. This Bingo game can be a fun review day for vocabulary quizzes or even bigger projects. Students can choose which words they want

As you guide your students through the ideas of rights and responsibilities, you will really get them thinking about how they can connect the ideas to their own classroom and even community.