Classroom Learning Games Chatboard

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ss -- and then there's pppst On 6/05/11, ss Here's one site I've used wrote: > On 6/05/11, Jace's Mom wrote: >> On 6/05/11, ss -- Jeopardy was always a favorite of my students >> wrote: >>> I went online and got one of the free templates and plugged in >>> the questions/answers I wanted to use. I used it on my >>> Smartboard regularly ...See More

Jun 5, 2011

Teri I have a Smart Notebook Jeopardy game I would be happy to share with anyone who wants it.

On the low tech side--before I got my Smart Board, I made a Jeopardy board out of two posterboards and 25 4" X 6" envelopes. I cut the flaps off of the envelopes and labeled them for their points values (100 to 500, times 5 columns) and glued them to ...See More

Jun 30, 2011

I'd like some ideas for learning games for the playground

by Amanda D.

Jun 5, 2011

More and more we have to justify taking a break to go out for recess!

classroom leaning games

by cam

Jun 5, 2011

We love SNAKE. It's a multiplication game that keeps skills sharp. Previously I've used overhead dice, but since getting a smartboard I use the interactive dice. It's great!

JB On 6/05/11, cam wrote: > We love SNAKE. It's a multiplication game that keeps skills > sharp. Previously I've used overhead dice, but since > getting a smartboard I use the interactive dice. It's great!

How do you play?

Jun 22, 2011

My class (2nd grade) always enjoyed Slaps. I would make a 5x5 grid that I project onto the board. Inside each box, I write a math sum. Two kids go to the board - each with a different color fly swatter (that's what we call them!) When I call out a math fact, the first one to slap the answer - wins. The winner stays at the board and waits for the ne...See More

Slaps

by lg

Jun 5, 2011

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VET Love it! Would be great for subtraction, multiplication and division, too.

On 6/05/11, lg wrote: > My class (2nd grade) always enjoyed Slaps. I would make a > 5x5 grid that I project onto the board. Inside each box, I > write a math sum. Two kids go to the board - each with a > different color fly swatter (that's what we call t...See More

Jun 6, 2011

School Psyc That could work with different colored fingers too. The hand on a stick with a white gloved hand pointing its index finger- like Mickey Mouse. The kids use these for the smart boards- keeps them clean and helps them reach.

On 6/06/11, VET wrote: > Love it! Would be great for subtraction, multiplication and > division, too. > > ...See More

Jun 8, 2011

I've found using any gameboard, markers and question cards made a delightful learning center for students. Question cards can be math facts, sight words, comprehension questions from a story, spelling words, math word problems, just about anything. A file folder open with a game path, start and finish spot and stickers to decorate will make a game ...See More

1st grade games

by Becki1st

Jun 5, 2011

Nia There a a lot of 1st grade games at this site

On 6/05/11, Becki1st wrote: > I've found using any gameboard, markers and question cards > made a delightful learning center for students. Question > cards can be math facts, sight words, comprehension > questions from a story, spelling words, math word problems, > just about any...See More

Sep 4, 2011

learning games for grade 2

by a second grade teacher

Jun 6, 2011

My students love playing Password for vocabulary and Jeopardy for review of content areas such as science and social studies. They also enjoy the games from Everyday Math.

Shana On 6/06/11, a second grade teacher wrote: > My students love playing Password for vocabulary and > Jeopardy for review of content areas such as science and > social studies. They also enjoy the games from Everyday > Math.

We do not have access to Every Day Math. Does anyone have recommendations for online games that truly do ha...See More

Jun 6, 2011

Learning Games

by Donna

Jun 6, 2011

I love for my students to play Jeopardy. In this case, competition is a good thing. I put questions up on the SMARTboard and and have students answer them in teams. They love this game. This is also a great way to conduct a test review.

Janice 4NC On 6/06/11, Donna wrote: > I love for my students to play Jeopardy. In this case, > competition is a good thing. I put questions up on the > SMARTboard and and have students answer them in teams. They > love this game. This is also a great way to conduct a test > review.

I like the Jeopardy also, but have been using Quizdom ...See More

Jun 6, 2011

This was such fun to do. Encouraged creative thinking

by VET

Jun 11, 2011

This fostered creativity. Materials were not a big deal.

I would take a few sheets of typing/unlined paper stacked together and cut them into squares and rectangles. If I had the chance, I cut with the cutter in the supply room, or I just cut them with scissors.

It was impt. only that each student got a piece of paper that was the...See More

classroon learning games

by lisa

Jun 13, 2011

i like this site for my preschoolers. i would like each of my students to create their own games and after they play it with their classmates, then they can take the game home and play it with their parents, also sisters and brothers.

lisa

Learning games

by Sarah Lantrip

Jun 13, 2011

I found that the teacher before me had lost pieces to a reinforcement game. As the VPK students answered correctly they were able to put a picture onto a picture scene. I had my students color new ones and then had them laminated. The students were so thrilled to use their own pictures they colored onto the board.

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