Dancing Through 4th

Use this no-prep, interactive Jeopardy game to practice place value! Review day is one of the most engaging math lessons in my class! Topics include number forms, place value, comparing numbers, rounding numbers, and problem solving. Word problems include diverse character names, clipart, and experiences. This is designed to review EnVisions 2.0 Grade 4, Topic 1, but would also work in other contexts. Suggestions for distance learning are included!

This Jeopardy style, interactive game is the perfect spiral review of math! Designed to match the EnVisions Grade 4 curriculum (Realize Edition), questions cover Topics 1-4. It also includes answers and teaching suggestions. Give your students a fun and engaging review day! This game can also be used virtually by sharing your screen with students. Characters in the word problems represent diverse names and experiences.

This low-prep, cross-curricular project invites students to go on a road trip. They will choose a destination and research the history of that location (reading & SS), analyze driving directions and odometer readings (SS & math), and write a narrative journal entry (writing). Students will be able to be creative and apply skills in a real-world setting! Included are both paper and digital formats (great for distance learning), as well as teacher models, suggestions for differentiation, and e

This Jeopardy style, interactive game is the perfect review for math! This game reviews adding and subtracting 2,3, & 4 digit numbers. Skills include regrouping across 0, estimation, picture models, finding the error, and word problems. Word problems include diverse characters through names, experiences, and visuals. It also includes answers and teaching suggestions. Give your students a fun and engaging practice day! This would fit with other curricula very well, too. You can even use this ga

This Jeopardy style, interactive game is the perfect spiral review of math! Designed to match the EnVisions Grade 4 curriculum, questions cover Topics 5-8 (multiplication by 1 and 2 digits, arrays, estimating products, expanded and standard algorithms, as well as word problems). It also includes answers and teaching suggestions. Give your students a fun and engaging review day! This game can also be used virtually by sharing your screen with students. Word problems include diverse characters thr

This no-prep, Jeopardy style, interactive game is the perfect review for math! This game reviews number forms, place value, comparing numbers, rounding, and problem solving. Characters in the problems have diverse names, experiences, and visuals. The game also includes answers and teaching suggestions. Give your students a fun and engaging practice day! It was developed to review Topic 3 for the 4th grade EnVisions curriculum, but would fit with other curricula well, too. You can even use this g

This Jeopardy style, interactive game is the perfect spiral review of math! Designed to match the EnVisions Grade 4 curriculum, questions cover Topics 9-12 (long division with 1 digit divisors, estimating quotients, equivalent fractions, improper fractions and mixed numbers, adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators). Word problems include diverse characters through names, experiences, and visuals. It also includes answers and teaching suggestions. Give your students a fun and enga

This Jeopardy style, interactive game is the perfect review for math! This game reviews mental math strategies for adding and subtracting 2,3, & 4 digit numbers. Strategies include breaking apart, compensation, and counting on. It also includes answers, teaching suggestions, and diverse visuals. Give your students a fun and engaging practice day! You can even use this game virtually by sharing your screen with your students! You can find many other math Jeopardy games on my store that match the

These multipurpose cards allow students to practice a variety of skills including rounding, identifying place value, and ordering numbers. Make math interactive and engaging by using them to play scoot or physically putting themselves in order! Difficulty is differentiated.