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A Great Game For The First or Last Week Of School! Use this resource to help your students get to know you better at the beginning of the year, or see how well they already know you at the end of the year! Simply project each slide and have students decide what they think YOUR preference is. Have them move to a side of the room based on their choice. Have students keep track of how many they can guess correctly or make it a competition!

Grab both of these resources to build a strong classroom community while having a little fun along the way! Get to know your students likes, dislikes, and preferences (great for the beginning of the year!) or challenge your students to see how well they know you (so fun for the end of the year!)

Grab all three of these math center games!Each is played the same way, but makes it easy to accommodate and extend your learners! Students will roll a dice to collect pennies. As they collect pennies they will trade in their coins (i.e 5 pennies for a nickel, 2 nickels for a dime, etc.) until they reach the goal amount! Students love to work with a partner and race to see who makes it first! Looking for the games individually?Race to a QuarterRace to a DollarRace to Two Dollars

Description:Use this Bingo Game for a great math review! Students will solve two-digit addition and subtraction problems to try to be the first one to BINGO!Black & white and color BINGO boards are included for your printing convenience!Directions:Students will cut apart the bingo pieces and glue them on the blank bingo board to create their own unique boards. Using the question cards, read aloud each question. Students will need to solve for the answer which corresponds to a spot on their boar

Grab this no-prep game to play with your students! Simply project each slide and have students choose which option they prefer. They will then move to the side of the classroom that corresponds with their choice. This a fun, no-prep way to get students out of their seats and moving while also learning about their peers and building a strong classroom community! This resource includes 15 winter-themed questions. None of the questions are holiday specific, making it a culturally responsive fit for

Description:This is a great resource to get your students converting coin values! Great for centers, early finishers, or any partner activity! Students will practice converting 5 pennies into a nickel, 2 nickels into a dime, and nickels and dimes to get a quarter, and finally 4 quarters to reach 1 dollar! This game is a great way to get your students thinking about the true value of our coins, as well as practice identifying and adding coin values. Directions:Students will sit with a partner.On

Need a fun and engaging way to practice basic multiplication facts? Try this whole class, no prep game! Split your class into two teams and give each team a dry erase marker. Display each slide and begin! One student from each team will come to the board and complete the multiplication equation (the product of the number in the middle and one of the numbers on the outer ring of the circle) that student will write the product on the outside of the circle. Once they write their answer, they pass t

Description:This is a great resource to get your students converting coin values! Great for centers, early finishers, or any partner activity! Students will practice converting 5 pennies into a nickel, two nickels into a dime, and nickels and dimes to get to a quarter! This game is a great way to get your students thinking about the true value of our coins, as well as practice identifying and adding coin values. Directions:Students will sit with a partner.On their turn, students will roll a dice

Squiggles are a great way to get your "I don't know what to write about" students writing! Have the students create a picture based on the shape they see on the paper. They can create anything they want! When they've finished drawing they then have to write a story to go along with their picture. For my students, the rule is draw with a pencil, write a well-thought-out story, and then color. They LOVE this activity! 20 Different Squiggles Are Included In This Download!!

Your kids will love playing this BINGO game to practice counting coins! Display each slide and give students time to count the coins. They will then cover the total on their BINGO card. The first to get five in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally) wins! This resource includes: 25 Counting Coin Slides5 Different BINGO Cards + An Option For Students To Create Their Own Unique Card (Cut and Paste)Answer Key with Slide Numbers For Easy Checking

A great way to decorate your classroom and get to know your students! Each section of the pendent is labeled with a different prompt -Name -Age -Favorite Food -Favorite Sport -Favorite Color -Favorite School Subject Students can decorate each box however they like. Hang them in your classroom when they're finished!

Great for centers or multiplication review! Games range from multiplying by 2 up to 12. Students will roll two dice and add them together. They will then multiply the sum by the factor listed on the board. Students will cover the answer with their mark (either x or o) whoever covers 5 in a row first wins! This download contains both black and white and color options for printing.

This Bundle Includes:-Mini Activity Pack for the New Year (Coloring Page, Word Search, Boggle-style Activity) -One Word Project (Writing Activity and Hallway Display) -New Year Goal Setting Project (Activity and Classroom Collage/Hallway Display) All of your New Year activities in one place!Links to Individual Products:Mini Activity PacketOne Word ProjectNew Year Goal Setting Project

Get To Know Your Students! Use this no-prep game to get to know your students during the first week of school. Simply project the slides, read the question, and have students move to the side of the room that matches their preference. This is a great way to get your students moving, get to know them, and maybe even generate some new friendships among students! Includes 20 "This or That" questions.

Great for a quick beginning of the year pre-assessment to find out where your students understanding of punctuation is! Students will need to apply the correct punctuation to the end of each sentence. 2 Worksheets included!

Use these worksheets to practice converting metric units or length (millimeters to centimeters and centimeters to meters) Great for practice, or for a quick assessment!

Get to know your students with this engaging math activity! Students will create their own mathematics equations to answer questions about themselves. They will then make a poster displaying their equations so that classmates, teachers, and parents can guess who made each one. This product includes both a black and white as well as a color option for printing.

New Year, New Goals!Students will choose a goal for the new year and determine the steps they need to take to achieve it! Each student will decorate a tile to represent their goal for the new year. Display them as a collage or hallway display to represent all of the incredible things your students are capable of! **This product will be updated annually to include the correct year. If you purchase this for 2023, you will be able to re-download in the future with the current year.**

Students will choose one word to describe their hopes/goals for the new year! They will decorate a star (great for a bulletin board or hallway display!) and create a writing piece explaining why they chose their word. This resource includes:-4 different star templates for students to write their word and decorate -Guided writing lined paper for a writing piece (primary) -Regular lined paper for a writing piece -Color and B & W options for lined paper -List of positive adjectives to help students

Do you use the RUCNSAL acronym to help teach students to solve word problems? This anchor chart set is perfect to hang in your classroom to remind students of the steps to RUCNSAL. Teach them " Really Ugly Crows Nod Sideways After Lunch" and they will never forget the steps for problem solving!