Teaching Interactively

Place Value Bingo! This is a great game for reviewing place value with students and for helping students become more confident in matching word form with standard form. I use the last sheet to keep track of which number/letter combinations I have called out. Normally, I will highlight or cross out the combinations I have already used so that I don't repeat anything. I have 10 different boards on here, but more can easily be added by cutting apart a board and gluing the numbers on different

Colorful posters that teach geometry vocabulary. Posters include definitions and illustrations. Included in this pack are the following posters: -Acute Angle -Angle (vertex, exterior, interior) -Chord -Diameter -Intersection Lines -Line Segment -Line -Obtuse Angle -Parallel Lines -Perpendicular Lines -Plane -Point -Radius -Ray -Right Angle -Straight Angle Please rate and comment if this is helpful to you!

This is a game designed to help students practice their basic multiplication facts. Included in this download is a game board, answer board, and instructions. The board can either be taped to a Connect Four board and played vertically or can be played horizontally without a Connect Four board. This game can be used as a math center, as additional practice, or as an activity for early finishers. I often have students take it home and play against their parents. It's a great way to get parent

This handout works well as a way for students to take notes and illustrate them as they learn. For each term, the definition is given and an area where the student may illustrate the definition is provided. Terms included: point, line, line segment, midpoint, ray, plane, parallel lines, intersecting lines, and perpendicular lines. I have students look at the definition and make a guess about what they think it should look like. Then we discuss any differences in their drawings. This provide