G-Force

You can print out this sheet and place on desks, in folders, laminated, or posted around the room to have a perfect reference / cheat sheet for students in grades K-3 (but ideally suited for 1st and 2nd grades.) Includes capital and lowercase letters of the alphabet, 1-20 number line, 120 chart, left and right, colors, and 2D shapes.

These 36 primary-ruled “fix the sentence” correction sheets (180 total sentences!) are designed to improve practice of the basics: spelling, grammar, capitalization, and punctuation (as well as some handwriting practice!) They are designed in a way that paces perfectly to the scope and sequence of the McGraw-Hill Wonders reading curriculum for 1st grade, so will work well in both 1st and 2nd grades (or lower-end review for 3rd graders) Simply print one worksheet (to save paper, you can print dou

This game is a Christmas-themed educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can lea

This game is a monster-themed educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game designed to be a back-to-school intro activity or to reinforce social studies standards about citizenship: rules, laws, and voting. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any poi

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th

This game is an educational “Escape Room” / Breakout game. If you are unfamiliar with the concept, here is how to play the game: a group of players has 45 minutes to use clues and solve puzzles in order to unlock a variety of locks that are secured onto a main lockbox (and, sometimes, additional smaller lockboxes.) The team has two hint cards they can use at any point if they are stuck, and the supervisor/teacher may then provide a small piece of guidance to help out. You can learn more about th