This is the classic "memory" match game in a halloween theme.

Practice consecutive numbers one less and one greater of a certain number.

Students will: understand how air temperature, wind, and precipitation determine weather, what causes cloud formation and precipitation, recognize how humans and animals adapt to changes in weather that occur as a result of seasonal changes.

Introduce the letter I. Students will use visual and auditory skills to recognize this letter in various interactive and engaging activities on your smartboard. You can customize and adjust the level of difficulty of the activities in this lesson plan.

Create match activities with your own content by entering combinations of words, numbers or sentences.

Play with mosaic, similar to a pegboard. Play to learn how to mirror things.

Use our virtual pattern blocks on your whiteboard to recreate the given Thanksgiving-themed shapes. This lesson also includes printable worksheets, if you want to use real-life pattern blocks in class!

Apply rhythm, rhyme, and educational concepts to language and reading with music. A fresh way to engage students with text.

Have your students jog in place and say the correct answer while the times tables flash by; but with a few added few surprises.

A handy cover square to display or hide things.

A machine to calculate all kinds of sums.

Multiplication facts (e.g. 4 groups of 3 is equal to 3 groups of 4)

Students learn when to use punctuation marks in sentences.

Students will play a game with rhyming activities to celebrate the birthday of Dr. Seuss.

Compare two whole numbers or fractions using the symbols >, =, and <.

Determine the value of a digit to hundreds. Model numbers using Base 10 Blocks.