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This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that fifth grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry, and More Fractions. The Final Jeopardy category is One More Fraction Problem. As far as playing the ga

This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that fourth grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry, and More Fractions. The Final Jeopardy category is Measurement and Data. As far as playing the game,

This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that third grade students could review math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Numbers and Operations, Measurement, Geometry, Data and Graphs, Algebra, and More Numbers... The Final Jeopardy category is Fractions. As far as playing the game, everything is linked on each slide. On the Jeopardy Board, each number is linked to the

This is a PowerPoint review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with 5th Grade Science concepts that were taken from the NC Essential Standards for Science. Some of the questions that appear in the game are: Which is a function of the skeletal system? Which organism is a producer? What does a barometer measure? Which characteristic would a child inherit from one or both parents? Here is an overview of how the game works: This is similar to

This is a PowerPoint review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game review 2nd Grade Common Core concepts from the NBT and OA Standards. Here is an overview of how the game works: This is similar to "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader", but there are no categories, peeks, copies, saves, or drop outs. Students will be placed into 6 teams (or less). They will then chose question based on difficulty. The hardest questions are worth 5 points and the eas

This is a PowerPoint review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with 5th Grade Vocabulary words. The questions found within this game include the following vocabulary words: beverage, crave, solo, debate, altitude, frigid, withdraw, sparse, abolish, feeble, immense A sample question is: What word could replace 'beverage' in the following sentence? Each meal will come with one main food item and a beverage. Here is an overview of how the

This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that fourth grade students could review math concepts that were taught at the beginning of the school year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Word Problems, Numbers, Order of Operations, Missing Numbers, Number Properties, and More Word Problems. The Final Jeopardy Category is "One More Word Problem". As far as playing the game, everything is linked on each slide. On the Jeopardy

This is a PowerPoint review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with nonfiction tools and genres. The tools and genres included are: Encyclopedia, Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary, Thesaurus, Informational, Autobiography, Biography, Journal, Diary For all of the animations and links to work, you must play the game in presentation mode. Here is an overview of how the game works: This is similar to "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader", but there a

***This is a flipchart file, so you must have ActivInspire on your computer in order to use this game. This Jeopardy Flipchart game was created so that fourth grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry,

This Jeopardy flipchart game was created so that third grade students could review math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Numbers and Operations, Measurement, Geometry, Data and Graphs, Algebra, and More Numbers... The Final Jeopardy category is Fractions. Everything in this flipchart game is linked and ready to use! Just follow the directions on each page to return to th

*Newer Version 4/3/15 This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that third grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry, and Toss Up. The Final Jeopardy category is Two Step Word Problems. As far as p

This Jeopardy template can be used in class on any computer with PowerPoint installed. Once you have inserted your own questions, everything is linked and ready to go when you "View Presentation from Beginning". This template has six categories with five questions in each category. There is a Final Jeopardy question option if you would like to use that as well. This template is set up to be easily edited. In the notes section of each slide, there are directions on what needs to be changed or e

***This is a flipchart file, so you must have ActivInspire on your computer in order to use this game. This Jeopardy PowerPoint game was created so that fifth grade students could review the common core math concepts that they have learned throughout the year. There are six different categories and one Final Jeopardy question. The six categories of questions are Operations and Algebraic Thinking, Number & Operations in Base Ten, Number & Operations - Fractions, Measurement and Data, Geometry,

This is a flipchart review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with nonfiction tools and genres. The tools and genres included are: Encyclopedia, Almanac, Atlas, Dictionary, Thesaurus, Informational, Autobiography, Biography, Journal, Diary Here is an overview of how the game works: This is similar to "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader", but there are no categories, peeks, copies, saves, or drop outs. Students will be placed into 5 teams

This is a PowerPoint game template that is similar to "Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader", but there are no categories, peeks, copies, saves, or drop outs. Students will be placed into 6 teams (or less). They will then chose question based on difficulty. The hardest questions are worth 5 points and the easiest are worth 1 point. After all 10 questions have been answered, students will have the opportunity to double the point total by answering the final question correctly. If they answer incor

This is Version 2 with new questions! This is a PowerPoint review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with 5th Grade Science concepts that were taken from the NC Essential Standards for Science. Some of the questions that appear in the game are: Which device is used to measure temperature? Which of the following organisms is a consumer? Which example best shows structures of the respiratory system? What weather conditions are most likely t

This Jeopardy template can be used in class with an ActivBoard. Everything is linked and ready to go! This template has six categories with five questions in each category. There is a Final Jeopardy question option if you would like to use that as well. This template is set up to be easy to edit. Everything that does not need to be changed is "locked". (If you are familiar with ActivInspire, if you switch to Design Mode, the locked items will no longer be locked so try to stay out of Design Mo

*This is a flipchart file, so you will need ActivInspire on your computer to use the file. This is a flipchart review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with 5th Grade Science concepts that were taken from the NC Essential Standards for Science. Some of the questions that appear in the game are: Which is a function of the skeletal system? Which organism is a producer? What does a barometer measure? Which characteristic would a child inher

In these activities, students will be classifying quadrilaterals. Here are the different activities found within this flipchart: Activity 1: Students will learn more information about each quadrilateral by putting their cursor over each example. After they have read the definitions and/or taken notes, they will discuss possible answers to the questions found in the Notes Browser with a partner or as a group. Activity 2: Students will choose which quadrilaterals from the left hand side should

This is a PowerPoint review game that is based on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader? The questions in this game deal with 3rd Grade Vocabulary words. The questions found within this game include the following vocabulary words: rare, defend, spoil, rapid, fatal, brief, triumph, wander, elegant, solution, mystified A sample question is: What is the meaning of 'rare' in the following sentence? Large diamonds are considered rare and hard to find. Here is an overview of how the game works: This