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Middle school literature games for Microsoft Excel
Questioning Cards
Use cards as a game to ask questions about a text. Students roll a color dice/spin a color wheel and a number dice. The color dice determines which question they need to answer. When they answer correctly, they get the points that are listed on the number dice.
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2nd - 8th
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Sing Down the Moon 109 Content Questions Whiteboard Game
Product Description· Student Center Or Game Day Activity For Those Rainy Days!· Gives Students More Chances For Positive Reinforcement· Creative Problem Solving Strategies And Promotes Healthy Competition· Students Working Independently And Cooperatively· Addresses Individual Learning Styles· Students Learn And Teachers Monitor· Mental stimulator· Physical stimulator· No technology needed · Questions and answers to play RACE TO THE BOARD with your content.· Divide the class into 2 or 3 teams. Ea
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3rd - 12th
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The Giver (Lois Lowry) Section 1 Chs. 1-9 Kahoot! Blooket & Gimkit Questions
Reward your students for doing their reading, assess their reading comprehension, and have FUN in the classroom with these human-written questions about SECTION 1 of The Giver by Lois Lowry. These questions were lovingly written and tested in a real G7 language arts classroom by a working teacher. The questions are designed to be easy to answer for students who have actually DONE THE READING, but difficult for any student who didn't bother to read. Find out if your students really did the heavy
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6th - 10th
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Romeo and Juliet Jeopardy Review Game
Gone are the days of Powerpoint Jeopardy games with bugs and quirks. If you haven't heard about Flippity, it's an amazing tool with a ton of creative possibilities! The link provided takes you to an interactive Jeopardy review game created using the site. Great for test review or comprehension checks, the Excel download allows you to edit sections of the game and copy and paste them into your own Flippity Google sheets board.
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8th - 12th
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Student Recording Sheet for 'Tuck Everlasting Review Game'
I find that when we play review games, this helps out tremendously! I have each student write correct responses for EVERY question. This helps keep them on topic throughout the game - not just on their turn. On the even numbered lines, they put the answer that was revealed on the even numbered slide. On the odd numbered lines, they put the spinner results. At the end of the game, they all turn this in for participation credit. Purchase the game this goes with this ('Tuck Everlasting Review Game
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3rd - 8th
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