Tarsia Puzzle: ASIAN COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS (2 Puzzles) In this activity, students will practice matching all 48 Asian countries with their capitals, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 2 different tarsia puzzles; one with 30 countries and the another one with 18 countries 2 answer keys Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and Yemen. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. Check out our other Geography Tarsia Puzzles! AFRICA AND CAPITALS: Tarsia Puzzle ASIA AND CAPITALS: Tarsia Puzzle AUSTRALASIA - OCEANIA AND CAPITALS: Tarsia Puzzle EUROPE AND CAPITALS: Tarsia Puzzle NORTH AMERICA AND CAPITALS: Tarsia Puzzle SOUTH AMERICA AND CAPITALS: Tarsia Puzzle You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Small) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Large) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES shop and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: ASIAN COUNTRIES AND FLAGS (2 Puzzles) In this activity, students will practice matching all 48 Asian countries with their flags, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their flag and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 2 different tarsia puzzles; one with 30 countries and the another one with 18 countries 2 answer keys Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Brunei, Cambodia, China, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Syria, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Turkey, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and Yemen. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. Check out our other Geography Tarsia Puzzles! AFRICA AND FLAGS: Tarsia Puzzle ASIA AND FLAGS: Tarsia Puzzle AUSTRALASIA - OCEANIA AND FLAGS: Tarsia Puzzle EUROPE AND FLAGS: Tarsia Puzzle NORTH AMERICA AND FLAGS: Tarsia Puzzle SOUTH AMERICA AND FLAGS: Tarsia Puzzle You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Small) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Large) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES shop and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Bill Nye the Science Guy: COMMUNICATION (Season 2, Episode 16). This video worksheet includes a combination of fill-in-the blank, true/false, and/or short answer questions. Students fill in the video worksheet while watching Bill Nye the Science Guy. Watching a video is no longer a passive activity!! Students are engaged during the video as they must listen and write at the same time. This video worksheet about COMMUNICATION has 16 questions. The video questions are relatively easy to answer while watching the video and are not so complicated that they require a great deal of writing. An ANSWER KEY is included with this product. The worksheet is printable, and NO prep is required. I have also included a QR code link to the video. This means that students can do the worksheet on their own even if they are absent. The video worksheet is perfect for sub plans. Visit my TES shop for more Bill Nye video worksheets and/or other movie guides. Please don’t forget to leave feedback! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: AUSTRALASIA - OCEANIA AND CAPITALS In this activity, students will practice matching the names of countries in Australasia and Oceania with their capitals, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 1 tarsia puzzle with 15 countries 1 answer key Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Australia, Cook Islands (NZ), Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. If you like this Tarsia Triangle Puzzle, you might be interested in some of my other editable templates that you can use for any topic: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Snake) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonSmall) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonLarge) Be sure to follow my TES shop and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: AUSTRALASIA - OCEANIA AND FLAGS In this activity, students will practice matching the names of countries in Australasia and Oceania with their flags, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their flag and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 1 tarsia puzzle with 15 countries 1 answer key Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Australia, Cook Islands (NZ), Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, and Vanuatu. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. If you like this Tarsia Triangle Puzzle, you might be interested in some of my other editable templates that you can use for any topic: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Snake) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonSmall) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonLarge) Be sure to follow my TES shop and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND FLAGS (2 Puzzles) In this activity, students will practice matching all 45 European countries with their flags, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their flag and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 2 different tarsia puzzles; one with 21 countries and the another one with 24 countries 2 answer keys Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, and United Kingdom. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Small) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Large) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES shop and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS (2 Puzzles) In this activity, students will practice matching all 45 European countries with their capitals, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 2 different tarsia puzzles; one with 21 countries and the another one with 24 countries 2 answer keys Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, San Marino, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine, and United Kingdom. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Small) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated Hexagon_Large) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES shop and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS In this activity, students will practice matching the names of 12 South American countries with their capitals, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 1 tarsia puzzle 12 countries 1 answer key Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonSmall) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonLarge) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND FLAGS In this activity, students will practice matching the names of 12 South American countries with their flags, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 1 tarsia puzzle 12 countries 1 answer key Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonSmall) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonLarge) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND FLAGS In this activity, students will practice matching the names of 24 North American countries with their flags, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 1 tarsia puzzle with 24 countries 1 answer key Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago, United States (USA) and Puerto Rico (USA). Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonSmall) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonLarge) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: NORTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS In this activity, students will practice matching the names of 24 North American countries with their capitals, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 1 tarsia puzzle with 24 countries 1 answer key Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Canada, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Grenada, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and Grenadines, Trinidad & Tobago, United States (USA) and Puerto Rico (USA). Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. You might also be interested in these other resources: Tarsia Puzzle Template (Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Squares) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Large Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Small Hexagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Decagon) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Domino) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Square w. Triangles) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonSmall) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Elongated HexagonLarge) Tarsia Puzzle Template (Parallelogram) Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

Tarsia Puzzle: AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND CAPITALS (2 Puzzles) In this activity, students will practicematching all 54 African countries with their capitals, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their capital and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 2 different tarsia puzzles; one with 30 countries/capitals and the another one with 24 countries/capitals 2 answer keys Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Algeria,Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Ivory Coast, Dem. Rep. of the Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching

Tarsia Puzzle: AFRICAN COUNTRIES AND FLAGS (2 Puzzles) In this activity, students will practicematching all 54 African countries with their flags, as they piece together the pieces of each tarsia puzzle. Students will match their answers with a separate puzzle piece until all the countries have ‘found’ their flag and the puzzle is completed. These GEOGRAPHY TARSIA PUZZLES are a FUN way for students to practice their multiplication facts that doesn’t involve a worksheet. The puzzle activity works well for individuals, as well as small groups. Alternatively, you can set up stations around the room, and have students or groups rotate to each station for a new math puzzle/game. This resource includes: 2 different tarsia puzzles; one with 30 countries/flags and the another one with 24 countries/flags 2 answer keys Teacher directions List of Countries Included: Algeria,Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Comoros, Ivory Coast, Dem. Rep. of the Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa, South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Suggestions for using this resource: Print multiple copies of each tarsia puzzle and place the pieces in separate plastic bags for safekeeping. Print the puzzles on colored paper if you find the black and white version too “dull”. Print the puzzles on large sized paper, if you want the pieces to be extra large. Laminate the puzzle pieces BEFORE your students cut them out. It will allow you to use them for years to come. Code the backside of each puzzle piece, so it is easier to find which plastic bag they belong to in case they get mixed up with other pieces. Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

INTERNET SCAVENGER HUNT (Webquest) Are you tired of always having to come up with a new scavenger hunt or webquest? The answers to this scavenger hunt are never the same, as they depend on the day the students are looking up the answers online. In other words, you can use the same scavenger hunt multiple times with the same students if you want, and they can learn something new every time. DIRECTIONS: Use the links provided next to each question to find answers. If you don’t find a suitable answer or if the link is no longer working, google it. SUITABLE FOR: This product was made specifically for secondary classes, but would work with older elementary classes as well. It can be done individually or in pairs depending on the age group. The scavenger hunt is perfect for a sub plan. NO prep needed. Be sure to follow my TES store and don’t forget to leave feedback if you liked my product! Happy Teaching!

COMPARE AND CONTRAST Venn Diagram Enjoy this simple blank Venn Diagram to help your students compare and contrast. Venn Diagrams can be used as formative assessments with any type of text or subject matter. The uploaded Venn Diagram comes with and without lines, depending on your preference. Directions: -Fill in your name and date. -Label each circle with the name of the text/subject matter that you are comparing and contrasting. For example, one circle might be “dogs” and the other circle might be “cats.” -Write the ways the subjects are different in the “outer circles”. Write the ways the subjects are similar or alike where the two circles are overlapping. -When you compare something, you are telling how they are similar or alike. When you contrast something, you are telling how they are different. -TIP: If you laminate the Venn diagram or slid it inside of a sheet protector, your students can reuse it with expo markers. Click HERE if you want a digital and editable version of a blank Venn Diagram. Happy Teaching!

First day of School Activity (Human Bingo) This is a FUN icebreaker activity for the first days of school. Students will be encouraged to introduce themselves to their new classmates or when you want them to get up, moving around and talking. For a student to get BINGO, you may choose to have the card filled in completely or just 5 in a row (vertical, horizontal or diagonally) depending on how much time you have available. The prize can be candy, bonus points, or something else. This version is geared towards middle school or high school students, but feel free to amend the questions to fit your own classroom setting. Happy Teaching!

END OF YEAR - Student Questionnaire This is a short and easy “end of year evaluation” form you can give your students at the end of the year (or each semester) as an opportunity to reflect on their academic performance and what they may want to differently in the following school year/semester. You may choose to make it anonymous in order to encourage more answers from your students. This evaluation form is geared towards middle and high school students, but feel free to amend it to fit your needs. PLEASE leave a feedback below, even if it is just two words.

WHO ARE YOU? Back to School Questionnaire This is a short and easy back to school questionnaire you can give to your students as a way for you to get know them at the beginning of a new school year. Students will be encouraged to share different aspects of their lives with you and you may learn some few things about each of your students which you can use to build relationships with them later on. This version is geared towards middle school or high school students, but feel free to amend the questions to fit your student cohort. Happy Teaching!

FREE Bathroom Passes If you are (extremely) tired of letting students go to the bathroom every time they are bored or “need” to check their phones, bathroom (restroom) passes may be the way to go about it. You can decide how many passes to give your students a quarter for them to use when necessary (I suggest 3-5). If they use less than the number given, you can potentially allow them to turn them in by the end of the quarter for extra credit. You may want print the restroom passes on different colored paper for each quarter and keep a jar or folder of used passes just in case someone comes back later and wants to say they didn’t use theirs. In case you want to be more organized, you can use the attached chart/table to keep track on how many passes each students have used at any given time. I hope these passes will reduce the frequency of your students bathroom visits. Please leave a feedback if you have ideas on how to improve the use of the passes… :-)

Bill Nye the Science Guy: FLUIDS (Season 5, Episode 13). This video guide includes a combination of fill-in-the blank, true/false, and/or short answer questions. Students fill in the video worksheet while watching Bill Nye the Science Guy. Watching a video is no longer a passive activity!! Students are engaged during the video as they must listen and write at the same time. This video worksheet has 17 questions. The video questions are relatively easy to answer while watching the video and are not so complicated that they require a great deal of writing. An ANSWER KEY is included with this product. The worksheet is printable, and NO prep is required. I have also included a QR code link to the video. This means that students can do the worksheet on their own even if they are absent. The video worksheet is perfect for sub plans. This video guide is also included in the Bill Nye the Science Guy: Chemistry BUNDLE Visit my TES shop for more Bill Nye video worksheets and/or other movie guides. Happy Teaching! ⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊⚊ Copyright © 2020 The Science Teacher Geek. All rights Reserved. The purchase of this resource gives the buyer permission to download and copy for single classroom use only. Electronic distribution is also limited to single classroom use. Copying for other teachers, school-wide use, or for school systems is only allowed with the purchase of additional licenses. These can be added to your account under “My Purchases” at a discounted price.