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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 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 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

*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

*New Version 4/10/16 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 Measurement. As far as playing the g