Earth Changes: Trivia Board Game
This board game focuses on the science surrounding Earth Surface Change.
* Plains
* Plateaus
* Folded Mountains
* Upwarped Mountains
* Fault Blocked Mountains
* Volcanic Mountains
* Equator
* Latitude
* Prime Meridian
* Longitude
* Mercator Projection
* Robison Projection
* Conic Projection
* Topographic Map
* Contour Line
* Map Scale
* Map Legend
* Geologic Map
* Remote Sensing
* Weathering
* Mechanical Weathering
* Ice Wedging
* Chemical Weathering
* Caves
* Carbonic Acid
* Oxidation
* Climate
* Soil
* Humus
* Horizons
* Leaching
* No-Till Farming
* Contour Farming
* Terracing
* Deposition
* Mass Movement
* Creep
* Glacier
* Moraine
* Deflation
* Abrasion
* Deposits
* Drainage Basin
* Aquifer
* Spring
* The Scientific Method
The game is designed for groups of three students at each station. Simply print the game cards and game board. The students read off the cards and after a correct response, the player moves their paper clip until reaching the finish line. This is a great way to reinforce vocabulary and review before exams. Have fun and enjoy!
Russian Landscape and History
I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated.
Game Instructions:
Classes will be placed into groups of three students.
Each student player will be given a paper clip as their board piece (preferably different color for each player). Three paper clips per game board.
A student player will draw the first card from the pile and read the definition of a word to the next player. The student players will take turns in a clockwise pattern.
The player being read to, must name the correct vocabulary word for the definition.
If the student answers the question correctly, the student may move their paper clip the amount of spaces designated on the playing card. If the student is incorrect, the player may not move forward, and the question is posed to the next student. If no student answers the question correctly, the card goes back into the pile at the bottom of the deck.
When a student lands on a green face, the player may skip forward an extra square. When a player lands on a red face (frown), the student must move backward one space.
The student to reach the finish line first wins!
Plate Tectonics: Tic-Tac-Trivia Board Game
allows students to have fun while learning about plate tectonics. This is a familiar game with the twist of trivia!
Tic-Tac-Trivia board game focuses on the science surrounding Plate Tectonics which include:
* convergent
* divergent
* transform boundaries
* compression
* tension
* folding
* faults
* uplift
* Continental Drift
* lithosphere
* asthenosphere
* mesosphere
* crust mantle
* core
* Wegener
* Hess
* Pangaea
* mountains
* seismic waves
* the scientific method)
Matter: Tic-Tac-Trivia Board Game:
A familiar game with a twist of trivia!
This board game focuses on the science surrounding Matter. There are 54 trivia cards which the students ask each other. As a student answers correctly, the student writes down X or O until there is a winner.
The topics include:
* elements
* electrons
* protons
* neutrons
* nucleus
* electron cloud
* atomic number
* isotope
* mass number
* atomic mass
* metals
* nonmetals
* metalloids
* substance
* compound
* mixture
* matter
* solid
* viscosity
* surface tension
* gas
* thermal energy
* temperature
* heat
* melting
* freezing
* vaporization
* pressure
* density
* force
* hydrogen
* helium
* physical properties
* sublimation
* the scientific method
Metric System: Trivia Board Game
This board game focuses on the science surrounding Scientific Measurements:
* meters
* kilometers
* centimeters
* liter
* milliliters
* Triple beam balances
* Pascals
* Nanometers
* grams
* deka
* hecto
* deci
* micro
* milli
* beaker
* kelvin
* conversions
* scientific method
The game is designed for groups of three students at each station. Simply print the game cards and game board. The students read off the cards and after a correct response, the player moves their paper clip until reaching the finish line. This is a great way to reinforce vocabulary and review before exams.
Avoid hours of design and creation. Print, cut and play!
Latin America - Geography Tic-Tac-Trivia Game!
This game is a great way for your students to learn important vocabulary focusing on Latin America.
The game contains the following subjects:
Latin America
Tropical Climate
Atacama Desert
Gold
Spain
Roman Catholic
Argentina
Valdes Peninsula
Amazon River
Antigua Barbuda
Bahamas
Barbados
Brazil
Bolivia
Belize
Cuba
Costa Rica
Colombia
Chile
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
French Guiana
Grenada
Guatemala
El Salvador
Ecuador
Dominican Republic
Dominica
Mexico
Panama
Nicaragua
Paraguay
Peru
Puerto Rico
St. Kitts and Nevis
St. Lucia
St. Vincent and Grenadines
Suriname
Trinidad and Tobago
Rain Shadow
Greenhouse Effect
Rain Forest
Uruguay
Venezuela
Virgin Islands
Land Bridge
Peninsula
Sierra Madre
Latitude
Hurricanes
Vaqueros
Maya
Hieroglyphics
Subsistence
Plantations
Industrialized
Service Industries
Murals
Aztecs
Tenochtitlan
This Game is perfect for the Middle School Geography class!
This Oceans - Escape Room allows the teacher to use a break out box as a bell ringer activity. You will also be able to see the power of an escape room in producing teachable moments within your classroom.
This is a brand new Escape Room is a totally immersive product from the STEM Center that promotes cooperative learning! We have developed a comprehensive 1 tier, Eating Disorders themed Escape Room, Break Out Box Activity. The Escape Room centers around the fundamental vocabulary found within a unit focused on the health class topic. We have found a way to make learning FUN!
Students are given a 20 word puzzle and instructions (click here to see instructions) that will lead to unlocking a lock box that contains their group’s set of color coded clues.
The escape room can be run several different ways. The cheapest and easiest method is to use a manila envelope for the puzzle.
For a more authentic escape room each group will need the following:
1 five digit Lock
One Lock Box
After seeing the popularity of our Volcano Escape Room, we have decided to release an abbreviated version. There are times where the full version of the escape rooms are too involved for the amount of time allotted. This Volcanoes Mini-Escape Room allows the teacher to use a break out box as a bell ringer activity. You will also be able to see the power of an escape room in producing teachable moments within your classroom.
This is a brand new Mini-Photosynthesis Escape Room totally immersive product from the STEM Center that promotes cooperative learning! We have developed a comprehensive 1 tier, Volcanoes themed Escape Room Break Out Box Activity. The Escape Room centers around the fundamental vocabulary found within a unit focused on Photosynthesis. We have found a way to make learning FUN!
Students are given a 20 word puzzle that will lead to unlocking a lock box that contains their group’s set of color coded clues. THIS IS A VERSION OF THE 1st PUZZLE FOUND IN OUR FULL SYSTEM.
The escape room can be run several different ways. The cheapest and easiest method is to use a manila envelope for the puzzle.
For a more authentic escape room each group will need the following:
1 five digit Lock
One Lock Box
Weather: These Exit Tickets are a must for any science teacher teaching about the Atmosphere & Weather. There are so many ways I use these cards. I keep them with me throughout the unit to keep me on point. They can be copied and placed in centers or used in many other ways. Enjoy!
Includes:
35 Exit Tickets focused on Atmosphere & Weather!
Answer Key
Ideas for Use
Atmosphere, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Troposphere, Ionosphere, Ozone, CFC's, Hydrosphere, condensation, conduction, water cycle, coriolis effect, jet stream, sea breeze, land breeze, weather, wind, humidity, relative humidity, dew point, clouds, precipitation, air mass, occluded front, thunderstorm, tornado, hurricane, blizzard, meteorologist, isotherm, and isobar.
Solar System: These Exit Tickets are a must for any science teacher teaching about the Solar System. There are so many ways I use these cards. I keep them with me throughout the unit to keep me on point. They can be copied and placed in centers or used in many other ways. Enjoy!
Includes:
35 Exit Tickets focused on the Solar System!
Answer Key
Ideas for Use* Planetesimals
* Mercury
* Venus
* Mars
* Jupiter
* Io
* Saturn
* Titan
* Uranus
* Neptune
* Charon Pluto
* Oort Cloud
* Meteoroids
* Meteorites
* Doppler Effect
* Radio Telescopes
* Hubble Telescope
* Chandra
* Photosphere
* Sunspots
* Apparent Magnitude
* Absolute Magnitude
* Milky Way
* Hubble's Law
* Red Shift
* WMAP
* Big Bang Theory
Matter
These Exit Tickets are a must for any science teacher teaching about Matter. There are so many ways I use these cards. I keep them with me throughout the unit to keep me on point. They can be copied and placed in centers or used in many other ways. Enjoy!
Includes:
35 Exit Tickets focused on Matter
Answer Key
Ideas for Use
* elements
* electrons
* protons
* neutrons
* nucleus
* electron cloud
* atomic number
* isotope
* mass number
* atomic mass
* metals
* nonmetals
* metalloids
* substance
* compound
* mixture
* matter
* solid
* viscosity
* surface tension
* gas
* thermal energy
* temperature
* heat
* melting
* freezing
* vaporization
* pressure
* density
* force
* hydrogen
* helium
* physical properties
* sublimation
* the scientific method
Climate: These Exit Tickets are a must for any science teacher teaching about the Climate & Weather. There are so many ways I use these cards. I keep them with me throughout the unit to keep me on point. They can be copied and placed in centers or used in many other ways. Enjoy!
Includes:
35 Exit Tickets focused on Atmosphere & Weather!
Answer Key
Ideas for Use
* Climate
* Tropics
* polar zones
* temperate zones
* seasons
* El Nino
* Ozone
* CFC's
* Hydrosphere
* condensation
* conduction
* water cycle
* coriolis effect
* jet stream
* sea breeze
* land breeze
* weather
* wind
* humidity
* relative humidity
* dew point
* cloud
* precipitation
* air mass
* occluded front
* Global Warming
* Primary and secondary pollutants
* Toxic Pollutants
* thunderstorm
* tornado
* hurricane
* blizzard
* meteorologist
* isotherm
* isobar
* station model