Grades 2-4

This interactive jeopardy-style game reviews fourth grade standards related to planets and stars. The format ignites enthusiasm in students and encourages participation from the entire class. Categories include day and night, seasons, moon phases,...

Escape rooms allow for learning at its best; the engagement and excitement of solving problems while trying to beat the clock make learning an adventure. Digital escape rooms do NOT need any of the set up or materials but are just as much fun. There is...

This St. Patrick's Day digital escape room presents students with 5 classic brain teasers and on-line hints to help solve them. Escape rooms allow for learning at its best; the engagement and excitement of solving problems while trying to beat the clock...

This digital escape room about the Super Bowl presents students with 5 math challenges related to the big game. They will figure out things like the area of a football field, how long the Bears went between Super Bowl appearances, and the difference in...

This digital escape room about U. S. presidents presents students with views of Mount Rushmore, an overview of the sequence of presidents, and virtual tours of four presidential homes: George Washington's, Thomas Jefferson's, Theodore Roosevelt's, and...

This product provides an excellent review of your study of the solar system with an eye-catching and fun I Have...Who Has game for students. Simply pass out the 30 cards and select a student to begin. The game ends when it returns to the first student...

This engaging AND no prep activity explains the mystery behind China's Forbidden City. The reading is equipped with a QR codes that links to a virtual tour of the Forbidden City. The videos allow students to explore the imperial palace that was off...

This engaging AND no prep activity explains Nelson Mandela's role in ending apartheid in South Africa. Students will read a brief biography of Nelson Mandela's life and a brief history of apartheid. Each reading is equipped with QR codes that link to...

What are the big three monotheistic religions? How are cultural diffusion and religion connected? Students will explore the answers to these questions in this engaging gallery walk. This gallery walk incorporates mapping, graph, and visual analysis...

This lesson is designed for students to work with a group to design a replica of the Washington Monument using pasta, straws, and other raw materials to withstand a simulated earthquake.The lesson ties into real-world events, engages students in...

Complete PowerPoint for this STEM project about understanding cells.Students will be introduced to the different types of cells and their parts, play a game to review the cell parts, then be introduced to their Understanding Cells project.The project...

Do your students love solving mysteries? How about playing board games? This game has it all! Students will love solving a mystery and playing a board game as a way to review and practice math skills aligned to standards that you taught. Who...