Introducing this engaging Decimal Bingo game, designed specifically for math teachers! This interactive resource helps students master decimal conversion from fractions through fun gameplay. Each bingo card features unique decimal values, ensuring a fresh experience every time. Perfect for classroom activities or remote learning, this game promotes collaboration and critical thinking. Boost your students’ confidence in working with decimals while enjoying an exciting game together!

“Percentage Bingo” is a fun and educational game designed for math teachers to help students practice percentage calculations. Each card contains 9 squares with different percentage answers, and the teacher reads out related percentage questions. Students mark the correct answers on their cards as they listen. The game encourages active learning and helps improve percentage skills in an engaging way. Suitable for classroom activities or as a group challenge for students!"

Welcome to Fraction Operations Bingo! This activity is designed to help students practice their fraction skills in a fun and interactive way. The bingo cards feature various simple fraction operations, and the goal is to correctly identify and mark the results.

Add some excitement to your math lessons with our engaging Multiplication Bingo Cards! Perfect for students to practice and reinforce their multiplication skills in a fun and interactive way.

In this memory game, students match geometric shapes to their corresponding properties. Each card has either a shape or a description of one of its key features, such as “4 equal sides” or “one pair of parallel sides.” Players take turns flipping two cards, trying to find the correct pair of a shape and its property. This game helps students reinforce their understanding of geometric figures while developing critical thinking and memory skills. It’s a fun and interactive way to review properties of shapes like squares, triangles, trapezoids, and circles!

This is a small game about 3D-shapes and their names.

This is a memory game about the different kinds of triangles and the definition and the correct name.

This is a small game about the volume formulas.

This is a small game to practice the area formulas.

This worksheet uses songs to help students practice pronunciation. It includes a gap-fill exercise where students complete missing words from the lyrics, focusing on specific sounds. Additional activities involve identifying and repeating words with these ending sounds, as well as a sing-along to reinforce pronunciation through musical engagement. The worksheet is designed to make pronunciation practice interactive and enjoyable, while also encouraging students to reflect on their learning.

This comprehensive IPA Pronunciation Practice Worksheet is designed to enhance students’ understanding and mastery of English pronunciation using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). It includes a variety of exercises, such as phoneme identification in sentences, IPA-to-word matching, minimal pairs, and role-playing dialogues. The worksheet also features creative activities like phonetic spelling bees and scavenger hunts, making it engaging and effective for learners of all levels. Perfect for English language teachers looking to improve their students’ pronunciation skills through structured and interactive practice. Ideal for both classroom use and independent study.

This engaging and interactive worksheet is designed to help students improve their English pronunciation through fun exercises. It is perfect for ESL learners or any students looking to enhance their articulation, rhythm, and phonetic awareness in English.

Here’s how to play. Divide your class into groups of 3 - 4 students. Give the groups a worksheets and some flags. Every teams starts with the same amount of flags. The group has to work together on finishing the worksheet. Once they are done the teacher checks their answers. If everything is correct they get to steal a flag from another team. Every colour gets different points. When the timer goes off, the teacher counts the points each group has collected. There are no worksheets included. You can use this game with any math subject. You can differentiate with this game. You can give exercises that are more difficult to students that are better in math.

Each player gets a gameboard. Cut out the game pieces below. Select a shape. Place a clipboard between you and your partner. Ask questions to identify your opponent’s shape. Through a process of elimination, cover the shapes with counters until you have guessed your opponent’s shape.

In this project the students will create a special school newspaper for this school year! They need to work together as a full class to create a fantastic newspaper that captures news, stories, and memories from the past school year. This newspaper will not only be about the school and the teachers but mainly about you, the students, and your experiences this year. · It’s a fun way to collaborate and showcase their creativity. · They can capture important events of the school year and create memories. · The newspaper will be a special keepsake for everyone from this memorable school year.

There are 2 assignments about the future. The first assignment is a writing test. Students have write about their vision of the future. The second assignment is a presentation. Students have to create a vision bord or poster about their vision of the future. They have to present their ideas. There are evaluation rubrics included.

This is a workbook in which students solve questions about the documentary ‘Kiss the Ground.’ First, they will explore several key terms from the documentary. Afterward, they will watch the documentary and fill in the questions. Finally, they will creatively express their reflections on the documentary.

This is a workbook about the documentary ‘Cowspiracy.’ First, there is an introductory assignment in which students investigate their own diet and search for alternatives. Then, there is a questionnaire that students can fill out while watching the documentary. Finally, there is an assignment where students reflect on the issues presented in the documentary and translate them into an action plan."