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This a great end of the year review! It's also a fun way to help your students review for the math PSSA's, PARCC or STAAR or other state test. It's a trivia game show power point file. Topics covered include algebra, time, money, fractions and geometry. Students will fill in the missing blanks for equations, solve word problems, count and make change, identify the number of sides on polygons, determine the fractions of sets and wholes and much more in this fun, motivating review. This pro

This a great end of the year review! It's also a fun way to help your students review for the math PSSA's, PARCC or STAAR or other state test. Get your students up and out of their seats while solving these 3rd grade math curriculum review problems! This game is fun, engaging, no prep and gets all students involved! The resource includes:Directions for the teacher24 slides: each slide contains a third grade math review problemBonus "free throw" slides where students can earn extra pointsAnswer k

Bring fractions to life with this engaging, classroom‑ready Fractions Jeopardy! game! Perfect for whole‑group review, math centers, small‑group instruction, or an end‑of‑unit celebration, this interactive fully editable PowerPoint game helps students practice fraction basics, equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, mixed numbers, improper fractions, word problems, and key vocabulary — all while having fun. Designed with clear questions, kid‑friendly language, and self‑checking answer sl

Included in this bundle are four great resources. Save money by buying the bundle! 1) 24 Task Cards- Great for reviewing: -identification of figures (cube, triangular prism, rectangular prism, hexagonal prism, pentagonal prism, cone, cylinder, sphere, triangular pyramid, square pyramid)-identification of nets that form 3D figures-3D figure attributes (faces, edges, vertices) 2) Word Search- Students search for the following 3D geometry terms: cylinder, cube, sphere, square pyramid, and cone. 3

Your students will love this engaging jeopardy game to review metric measurement concepts. Perfect for in-person, distance, or blend or hybrid learning. Students will review liters, milliliters, grams, kilograms, meters, centimeters and decimeters. Concepts reviewed in the powerpoint game: conversionscomparisonsbest units of measurementperimeterOther Products You Will Love: Reading Review GamesTest Prep Vocabulary CardsTest Prep Genre Study Reading Unit6th grade reading test prep Jeopardy5th g

Your students will love this engaging powerpoint review 2-digit addition with regrouping. Get your students up and out of their seats while solving these 2 step order of operation equations. This game is fun, engaging, no prep and gets all students involved! The resource includes:Directions for the teacher24 slides: each slide contains a 2-digit addition problem with regroupingBonus "free throw" slides where students can earn extra pointsAnswer keyYou will need:trashcan or recycling bina small r

Your students will love this great review game for metric measurement. Great for in-person, distance learning or hybrid. Students review grams, kilograms, liters, milliliters, centimeters, meters and kilometers as they answer fun questions. Related Products: Would you rather 2-step order of operationsMetric Measurement Jeopardy

Prepare your 3rd grade students for a successful beginning of the year with this interactive review digital resource. This back to school activity is designed to engage and energize, this resource is the perfect way to kickstart their learning journey and reinforce important concepts from the previous year in second grade! With no prep required, you can seamlessly integrate this game into your lesson plans, saving valuable instructional time. Elevate classroom engagement with this dynamic and en

This is a great math warm up for quick, engaging, high level math thinking! This digital resource will be seen as a game for your students because it's so much fun! Display the slide and ask students which number is "out". Students examine the numbers and think about which number doesn't belong. There is more than one answer. Push students to think about multiple possibilities! Each answer is correct as long as the student can explain it. Students can think about:factors/multiplesplace valu