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Make exciting, interactive and educational Jeopardy©-like games for in your classroom.

Learn the basics of programming by entering commands and then run the (computer) program. Students learn sequencing, estimation and problem-solving.

The well known "Find the differences" game. Two images are displayed side by side. Find the 10 differences between the two.

Students will learn about the history of Valentine's Day and play a game with famous couples.

Use the dice to teach number recognition, counting and adding.

The students learn how to read the temperature on different kinds of thermometers.

Compare two images and find the differences.

Celebrate groundhog day and discuss your predictions for the spring season with your class! This lesson contains a number of activities including a shadow matching game and a creative writing printable.

Students will learn about Black History and the importance of equality and standing up for yourself. They also learn a fun way to communicate using code.

Students will take a break from testing by participating in refreshing physical dexterity exercises with partners.

Various Super Bowl themed word games.

Students use KWL chart, watch a nutrition video, learn about the food pyramid and facts, learn to read food labels and take a nutrition quiz. Then they return to the KWL chart to analyze what they have learned.

Students will participate in physical exercise to encourage relief from intense brain work.

Students draw on information from digital sources demonstrating the ability to answer the question, "What is healthy food?" They use a food sorting tool and take a quiz.

This lesson presents various ways to use emojis in your classroom. Generate ideas for both written and oral story telling with story dice, use emojis to help students explain how they feel and use the random mood generator for a theatrical activity.