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What do you take? Door #1, door #2, or door #3? Another review game that keeps the students interested and engaged while reviewing standard-based content. I kept the content in this review game, which is customary and metric conversions, but can easily be deleted and new questions can be added. The class is divided into 2-6 groups. They must work together to show their work and answer each question. The teacher takes the time to assess the students and go over why the answers are correct o

When it is time to review for a test or quiz, the students in my class always get excited because it is time for another REVIEW GAME. The Farmer Fred review game allows teachers to ask the important questions in order to prepare for the test, and it allows the students to work in groups and compete with their peers. The class is divided into 4 groups with the goal of trying to find all 5 of Farmer Fred's missing animals. They may get multiple animals, but they need all 5 different animals in the

When it is time to review for a test or quiz, the students in my class always get excited because it is time for another REVIEW GAME. Lunch Time allows teachers to ask the important questions in order to prepare for the test, and it allows the students to work in groups and compete with their peers. The class is divided into 4 groups with the goal of trying to match their team's plate with "Today's Menu." They may get multiple items, but they need all 5 different items in order to win. Every

When it is time to review for a test or quiz, the students in my class always get excited because it is time for another REVIEW GAME. Rat Race is a simple, 8 question review game that allows 4 teams to collaborate and answer the questions together. Once they answer the questions correctly, each team member takes turns coming to the Smart Board to roll the dice and move their chosen mouse. The first team to reach the finish line wins! Review games allow me the opportunity to teach why the ans