Fun Games for Learning the 50 States
…How to Play Find the States Showdown: The first Leader selects a number card from the State Numbers deck and announces the number to the team. Everyone looks at the…
…How to Play Find the States Showdown: The first Leader selects a number card from the State Numbers deck and announces the number to the team. Everyone looks at the…
…I want to share with you an idea for “building a bridge” between home and school. It is quite simple! Many parents have Smartphones these days, and most phones have…
…answer, take a minute to find out how far you live from totality. It’s really easy when you download the free Totality app from Big Kids Science. After you open…
…kids are surprised that only 1/8 of the earth can support life, so it’s an eye-opening experience that helps them understand the importance of conserving our natural resources. This activity…
…after reading additional books or information on this topic. I created a version with lines as well as an open, unlined graphic organizer. Through the process of completing this graphic…
…other, but it’s worth the effort. If you’ve introduced growth mindset to your students, remind them that praising someone for being persistent or open to new ideas is more meaningful…
…with you. It’s fun! Then copy the Leprechaun Luck Google Slides to your Google Drive, open the file, and explore the digital version of the game. Next, head over to…
…be used in Edit mode, students who open the file on a tablet will need to double tap the screen to be able to move the letters around. Encourage Strategy…
…mention that bio poems make a terrific bulletin board display, perfect for open house? One option is to add a student photo to the final version of each poem as…
…name on the front of the card. Set a timer for about 2 minutes. Ask all students to pass their cards to the left and open the card they receive….
…open to new experiences They will share a fun activity that has them learning to be comfortable acting and performing in front of their other classmates. An integral part of…
…weren’t popular with my kids. So be open to your students’ suggestions as long as they express them in a respectful manner, but never hesitate to make the decisions that…
