Review game ideas

I'm sharing my favorite review game. This game is perfect for upper elementary students but can be adapted for younger or older students. Honestly, the idea for this game came to me while watching Deal

I have the *ultimate* review game for you! If you just joined my Periscope Party Hop session, then you've seen this game previewed *briefly*. I wanted to share this idea with you because I know you will love it. Most importantly, your kids will too! This is a great game to practice: following directions responsibility as an individual responsibility as a teammate working together as a team listening skills basic math skills (addition) When to Use this Game I use it as a review game before a…

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Check out these 5 No-Prep Review Games for any classroom or subject! Every teacher needs a few of these ready in his or her teaching toolbox!

There’s hardly any avoiding test prep this time of year. Or, if you don’t have tests to take, you likely want to do some sort of end-of-year review before you send your babes off to the next grade. Sometimes that can be fun, but often that review takes the form of state-provided workbooks or backlin

Playing review games in your classroom is a great way to help make learning fun and engaging. These 5 review games are great to play with kids in an elementary school classroom. Try indoor games like bingo. Or, play an outdoor game like a relay race. These learning games are fun for kids, get them up and moving, and are perfect for reviewing the material you've covered. These 5 engaging games work for any content area, can be used as a whole group, and are a great way to review for tests.

9 classroom review games you can use over and over. These are perfect for engaging students in any grade level and any subject.

I have seen so many great ideas for review games out there. I thought I would compile a list of my favorites to have as a resource. I figure if I could come up with 6 great games that work, I only have to use the same game 4 times in a year! 1. Zap! - This is my favorite game so far simply because the smartest group doesn't always win. It's kind of like Jeopardy, but with a curve ball - if you get the "Zapped" card, you lose all your points! Thanks for sharing, Mathtastrophe! Game…

Ready to move beyond tired Jeopardy slides? Try a few rounds of the Flyswatter Game, a no-fail way to keep teens active and excited about test prep. Six Easy St

This review game for middle or high school students is SO MUCH FUN! I play this in my classroom before test day. It could be used for math, science, social studies or any other subject! It's an easy, active game that I often play instead of trashketball.

So many ways to help learning stick!

Teachers, vary your classroom review games using these low prep, fun and easy ideas with your grade 5, 6, 7 students.

Grudgeball: An Engaging Classroom Review Game is the perfect way to host a friendly competition while reviewing content.

How to play my favorite math review game: the knockout game! Find out why my students LOVE to play this game (and check out a FREE game)!

Stinky Feet will forever be my favorite way to review for math! When I saw this from Kelsee { @mrshudsonteaches on Instagram } I knew I’d love it (and my students would too!). As a forme…

Looking for fun and effective review games for your first grade students? This blog post has you covered with 9 engaging options that will help your students practice and reinforce the material they've learned. Don't miss out on these great ideas for keeping your students motivated and engaged during review time.

BOOM! is an easy and active review game that works well for any subject. This review game for middle or high school students is SO MUCH FUN! I play this in my classroom before test day. It could be used for math, science, social studies or any other subject!

If you have ever played Spoons, then you know how fun and engaging that game is. Have you ever thought about playing Spoons in the classroom? This post explains how teachers can use an academic version of the highly engaging Spoons game to review concepts. Free games included!

Fun games to make review more fun in middle school

Boost classroom engagement with these fun and educational classroom review games! From interactive quizzes to team-based challenges, this blog post is a treasure trove of ideas to make learning exciting. Whether you're a teacher or a student, these classroom games for review will make studying a breeze. Check it out now for a more enjoyable learning experience! #passporttoteaching