Karyn's Educational Corner

Each verse card has a Bible Study and Activity to go with it. Dig deeper into the Easter Story of Jesus with questions, explanations, personal connections, engaging activities and biblical truths to hold on to and remember.

This scavenger hunt focuses on the indoor exhibit, the Jamestown Fort, Boat, and Indian Village. Students can work individually or as a team to complete the questions and tasks with their chaperones. There is a reflective portion at the end that teachers can give to students to share about their learning experience and team work.

This product has 3 variations of the coin game as well as coin review worksheets and 10 adding coin practice problems. The key is included at the end. This will help with coin name identification both the front and back of the coins as well as practice adding the coin values.

These center task cards help students practice long multiplication using Formal Algorithm, Partial Product, Area Method, and there is a section where they choose one of the three ways to solve the multiplication problem. Each section has 8 task cards with missing numbers and an answer sheet. The answer key is included in case you would like to leave it at the station so students can check their work at the end. These can also be used for differentiation for those that have mastered long multipli

These three games focus on coin recognition both the front and back. There is one game with both sides mixed in for students who know both or to review. There is an optional differentiation piece to the game for those who know their coins. Those students have to add the total amount of their coins at the end of the game. The person with the most money wins. Great for coin identification and adding coins practice.

These resources are great games to play with your class to review various polygons and quadrilaterals. Students can use multiple ways to mark the shapes like labeling sides, angles, vertices, parallel lines, perpendicular lines and many more. It also reviews those tricky ones to remember like pentagons, trapezoids, heptagons, rhombus, nonagon, and decagon.

These games can be used in many ways to help your students identify polygons and quadrilaterals. You can differentiate on how they mark them each time for example mark the angles, vertices, lines of symmetry, parallel or perpendicular lines etc. You decide based on your students grasp of concepts. For those struggling with basic recognition, draw a picture of each shape on the Dice Game Action board to help assist at the start.

These Task Cards are for around the room practice of facts or can be used as a differentiation station for those that have mastered their subtraction facts. Students must use their mastery of addition and subtraction to solve the missing number in the subtraction equation. It provides an extra challenge for those who have their facts down and stretches those who are still learning. It also introduces basic algebra thinking and how to equal both sides of the math sentence.

These Task Cards for around the room practice provides a way to challenge students understanding of basic addition facts by solving for the missing number. It introduces Algebraic thinking in an engaging way. Students have to complete the math equation or sentence to make it true. It teaches the idea of balancing both sides of the equal sign.

These around the room activities put the students' fluency of facts to the test as they solve equations with missing numbers. This bundle has Addition and Subtraction and will help introduce basic algebra thinking while helping students practice making both sides of the equal sign the same.

These outer space themed games help students practice multiplication fact fluency and automaticity through repeated practice and recall their facts for 2-10. It allows students to have fun together while mastering those tricky facts.

This Bible study pairs well with resurrection eggs or a lesson on friendship. It focuses on forgiving friends and being a good friend like Jesus. It shows kids that Jesus knows what it feels like to be hurt by a friend because his close friend Judas hurt him during the last supper. It also reminds them how Jesus still died on the cross that person and forgave him.

This Bible study pairs well with Resurrection Eggs. It focuses on Jesus tomb and how the authorities tried to make it impossible for someone to take Jesus out of the tomb. Nothing is impossible with God.

This activity pairs well with Resurrection eggs. It studies Jesus' arrest and being mocked by the soldiers with the crown of thorns. Students and children connect with how it feels to be made fun of and are reminded of loving actions to do instead.

Two boards with one game. Students get to practice using long division with remainders and review long multiplication by checking their work and adding in the remainders. Use counters or other objects for the game pieces.

This Bible study pairs well with resurrection eggs and focuses on the oils and spices that were used to prepare Jesus for burial. Children will learn who they are as children of God because of what Jesus did on the cross.

This Bible lesson focuses on how Jesus enters into Jerusalem before Passover and the cross. It reminds us of the symbolism of the Palm branch and how Jesus set a new standard for Kings. Students compare earthly kings to Jesus as a King, recognize attributes of a Godly king and learn the symbolism of the palm branch. This lesson pairs well with Resurrection eggs for Easter.

This is a Bible Study that pairs well with resurrection eggs or Resurrection weekend. It focuses on what Jesus did on the cross and why he had to die to save us from sin. It has a coloring activity for students to write their name in the heart and decorate the cross.

This Bible Study is great to do along with Resurrection eggs or as a reminder of what the Last Supper meant for us as believers. Students learn about communion, redemption, and the significance of Jesus representing the cup of redemption in the Passover meal.

This Bible study focuses on Mary anointing Jesus with oil for his burial and as king. Students reflect on times where they had to be obedient to Jesus like Mary even when it wasn't popular and are reminded of the truth of how Jesus sees them in those moments. There is a reflection, Application and a prayer time included.