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This jeopardy review game includes questions about continental drift, sea-floor spreading, plate tectonics, heat transfer, and Earth's layers. I have included many visuals to increase understanding. It can be used in a variety of settings. I have even linked the game to my classroom webpage so that students can play from study halls or home. This game is easy to play. Each question slide is followed by an answer slide. There is a link at the bottom of each answer slide to take you back t

This jeopardy review can be played in small groups, large groups, or independently. It is designed to test basic knowledge of these colonies. For example, "What crop saved Jamestown?" and "What Native American helped teach the English survival skills?" The powerpoint is easy to alter if you want to change some of the questions.

This review was created as a final review after reading Bud, Not Buddy. Categories include people, places, reactions, true and false, or grab bag. You are able to alter any of the slides to suit your needs without disrupting the links. This review game can be used in a variety of settings. To play, go to "slide show" then "view show". When you click on the dollar amounts, you will be taken to a question. After the students give an answer, click to the following slide to see if it is corre

A UNIQUE BOOK REPORT IDEA! This tic-tac-toe project appeals to all children because it gives them choices. It is designed for a variety of learners. The options are strategically placed so that all students are completing tasks that are considered "fun and easy" as well as tasks that involve higher order thinking skills.

This jeopardy style review game was designed to review key battles, people, and other important facts about the Revolutionary War. It does not include events that led to the war. It includes many maps and pictures. It is very easy to manipulate and can be used in a variety of settings. I have played as a whole group, small group, and have even added a link to my classroom webpage so that students can play from home. You are able to adjust this game to suit your needs by changing anything on

The "Magic Square" vocabulary review is a creative way to have students review 16 key vocab. from The Giver. When the "Magic Square" is complete, students will be able to check their work by adding across all the rows and down all the columns. If all answers are correct, the sum will be 34 for all rows and columns. An answer key is provided for you!

This brief activity is designed to prove that density is not affected by the size of an object. It can be used to open a lesson on density or to review. Quick and to the point!