Progressive Teaching

I Have, Who Has, Length Metric Conversion Your students will love this I Have, Who Has, Lengthy Metric Conversion game! Each student will have a value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the I Have, Who Has, Length Metric Conversion game. He/she will read their card, and the other students look at their cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their capacity conversion card.

Multiplication I Have, Who Has - Two by Two digit Your students will love this multiplication I Have, Who Has Game! Each student will have a multiplication value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the multiplication I Have, Who Has Game. He/she will read their multiplication card, and the other students look at their multiplication cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their mul

I Have, Who Has, Convert Fractions and Decimals Your students will love this I Have, Who Has, I Have, Who Has, Convert Fractions and Decimals game! Each student will have a value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the I Have, Convert Fractions and Decimals game. He/she will read their card, and the other students look at their cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their capa

I Have, Who Has, Length Customary Conversion Your students will love this I Have, Who Has, Length Customary Conversion game! Each student will have a value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the I Have, Who Has, Length Customary Conversion game. He/she will read their card, and the other students look at their cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their capacity conversion c

I Have, Who Has, Add and Subtract Fractions Your students will love this add and subtract I Have, Who Has Game! Each student will have a value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the Add and Subtract I Have, Who Has Game. He/she will read their card, and the other students look at their subtraction cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their addition and subtraction card. Then st

Bingo Conversion Fractions to Decimals Bingo, Bingo, Bingo, for Conversion Fractions to Decimals, your students will love this bingo game. Engage the class individually or in groups for this Bingo Conversion Fractions to Decimals game. This bingo game includes 32 bingo cards along with a call and answer sheet. You can vary it by calling it out in a different sequence. You can use dried beans or your own Bingo marker for the children to mark their cards. You can find my other games here I Have,

Division I Have, Who Has -Three digits by Two digits Your students will love this division I Have, Who Has Game! Each student will have a division value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the division I Have, Who Has Game. He/she will read their division card, and the other students look at their division cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their division card. Then students w

I Have, Who Has, Capacity Metric Conversion Your students will love this I Have, Who Has, Capacity Metric Conversion game! Each student will have a value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the I Have, Who Has, Capacity Metric Conversion game. He/she will read their card, and the other students look at their cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their capacity conversion

Scavenger Hunt Related Table Data Let’s do a scavenger hunt! Your students will love this Scavenger Hunt Related Table Data Game! Cut the cards up individually. This is a group or individual game. You can place the answer pieces around the classroom. Hand out a certain number of question cards to your students. They will have to calculate the answer, find the answer card, and return it. The winner will be the student who can return all their cards first. This Scavenger Hunt Related Table Data

Scavenger Hunt Protractor Angles Scavenger Hunt Protractor Angles Let’s do a scavenger hunt! Your students will love this Scavenger Hunt Protractor Angles Game! Cut the cards up individually. This is a group or individual game. You can place the answer pieces around the classroom. Hand out a certain number of question cards to your students. They will have to calculate the answer, find the answer card, and return it. The winner will be the student who can return all their cards first. This Sca

Scavenger Hunt Arrays Let’s do a scavenger hunt! Your students will love this Scavenger Hunt Arrays Game! Cut the cards up individually. This is a group or individual game. You can place the answer pieces around the classroom. Hand out a certain number of question cards to your students. They will have to calculate the answer, find the answer card, and return it. The winner will be the student who can return all their cards first. You can also reverse it and give them the number sentence and ask

Addition I Have, Who Has - Three digits and three digits Your students will love this addition I Have, Who Has Game! Each student will have a addition value card at their desk. Then the student with the star on their card begins the addition I Have, Who Has Game. He/she will read their addition card, and the other students look at their addition cards to see if they have the answer to the question. They read the answer on their card and read the next question on their addition card. Then studen

Scavenger Hunt Fraction Comparison with Uncommon Denominators: Let’s do a scavenger hunt! Your students will love this Scavenger Hunt Fraction Comparison with Uncommon Denominators Game! Cut the cards up individually. This is a group or individual game. You can place the answer pieces around the classroom. Hand out a certain number of question cards to your students. They will have to calculate the answer, find the answer card, and return it. The winner will be the student who can return all the