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Worksheet for students to practice writing verbs in past-tense.

Play ball! The Baseball Review Game is an engaging review game that can be used in all subjects and grade levels. Directions, classroom set up, and (Bell Ringer) worksheet are all included Minimal Prep! Game works for review questions for any subject or topic (review questions not included). .

Spice up your review and engage your students with a Mystery Pixel! This activity is perfect for virtual, hybrid, or in person learning. This activity allows students to check their own work while working individually, in small groups (breakout rooms), or whole group instruction. Keep students engaged and motivated as they insert correct answers to reveal colored pixels. When students answer all 20 MCQ questions the completed picture will be revealed. 20 MCQ reviewing physical and chemical prop

Activity Directions: There are rules every witch and wizard must follow in order to create a successful potion. If you fail to follow these directions not only will your potion be unsuccessful, but it will EXPLODE! Lastly and most importantly you must decide how much of each ingredient you will. Every successful potion will have a total of 600 ounces, no more and no less! Use addition and subtraction to create your potion! Draw the magic potion you have created in the cauldron!

Station 1: Using the measuring tool to measure the items below and record the length and width of each item. Station 2: Using the scale to weigh the items below and record the weight of each item.

Multiple Activities to practice telling time including: "All About Time" worksheet Create your own watch activity "Very Busy Day" Telling time interactive story "Rocking Around The Clock" Planning your day activity

This activity allows students to make predictions, create ratios, and calculate percentages with Skittles!

This activity allows students to practice multiple mathematic properties while planning a class party! Students will be given a budget and catalog in order to plan their party. Students will work together to create a party their peers would want to attend while studying topics such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, decimals, and budgeting!