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11th grade test preparation game pdfs
The Teacher's Box of Tricks: No prep, collaborative active learning strategies
Does lesson planning take you HOURS?Are you spending way too much time thinking up or searching out a creative, engaging way for kids to practice what they’ve learned?Have your students lost interest in school because you're forced to give them so many boring test prep worksheets?The solution is simple: add more engaging activities to your teaching “box of tricks”!I’m sharing my own personal box of tricks: no-prep learning activities that I’ve tested out in a wide variety of classrooms for more
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3rd - 12th
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Test Taking and Study Skills BINGO
Learn Test Taking and Study Skills with this fun BINGO Game.
Game includes:
29 game boards
45 study skills and test taking tips calling cards
directions.
This game is also aligned to the ASCA Mindsets and Behaviors that are met while utilizing the game in your lesson.
For best results print game on card stock and laminate for durability and wear.
This does not include chips to cover the bingo tiles that are called.
Test Taking and Study Skills BINGO is also included in the follo
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4th - 12th
Also included in: BINGO Counseling Bundle For Social Emotional Learning Fun
Literary Terms Bingo - 30 game cards
Literary Terms Bingo is a fun way to review for literary terms. I used this game as a review for the New York State Regents exam but the game works well as a review for any ELA class. Students often forget these terms and this game is a fun way to review.Items Included:✤ Teacher Directions✤ 3 pages of flashcards with the terms and definitions on them (For both teacher use during the game or students can use them to either learn or review the terms)✤ 30 different Bingo Game Cards (If you have mor
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Middle School English Language Arts Bundle
Hamlet | Shakespeare | Digital Escape Room Review | No Prep
Unlock the secrets of Shakespeare's Hamlet with a NO PREP Digital and Print Escape Room Game! This fun and interactive way for students to review key facts and characters is created using Google Forms, in which students have to unlock clues that allow them to advance to the next slide. The first group to "Submit Form" wins, making it a perfect activity to use in the classroom or as a homework assignment. Print Option: Print Clues and Secret Letters. Have students check answers and collect clues
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7th - 12th
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Literary Devices BINGO (30 cards, 25 terms, ready to print, great for subs)
A few years ago, I had a group of students that could not handle the excitement of my preferred review games—Jeopardy!, trashketball, and board races—but I still wanted to provide them with opportunities to review. That’s when I started using BINGO to review. This is a good review strategy for terms and vocabulary, and it keeps students calm. Plus, my students almost always love to play BINGO. For prizes, I use homework passes and candy. For tokens, I’ve used different objects: fruit snacks, pap
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8th - 12th
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Movement Brain Breaks Cards & Slides | Test Prep Engagement
Looking for ways to increase student engagement and get students up and moving? These movement brain break cards and slides are an opportunity to transform otherwise boring content into a fun game or activity. Not only can they be used for content, but also for transitions or when students just need to get up and moving after sitting for extended periods of time. This set is also included in my Engagement Pack Growing Bundle. Click here to save up to 30% by investing in the bundle!WHAT’S INCLU
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2nd - 12th
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Also included in: Student Engagement Pack Bundle | Make Test Prep Fun | Print & Digital
Biology End of Course Card Game - Great review for ANY State!
Do you like to play UNO? This game is perfect for reviewing all the Biology course content before a big exam. The following topics are covered in the biology end of course review bundle:*Experimental Design*Biochemistry*Cells & Cellular Reproduction*Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration*Heredity & DNA*Evolution & Adaptations*EcologyAnswer key and color and black & white versions included!========================================================Turn Feedback into TPT Credit (AK
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Biology End of Course and State Test Review Bundle
Romeo and Juliet | Shakespeare | Digital Escape Room Review | No Prep
NO PREP Digital Escape Room Game to review William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Fun and interactive way for students to review key facts and characters. Created with Google Forms, students have to unlock clues that allow them to advance to the next slide. The first group to "Submit Form" wins. Included:7 digital tasks students need to complete based on Romeo and JulietDirections to access and use through Google ClassroomStudent Worksheet to organize cluesAnswer KeyTwo young lovers have neve
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7th - 12th
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Vocabulary Review & Practice: 16 Fun Activities for Comprehension: All Subjects
This workbook includes 16 innovative, engaging, and extension ideas for improving comprehension - excellent for review and practice. These ideas can be used in all subject areas, grades 4-12. Great for test prep, practice, and review for all subject areas.I have developed and implemented these activities in my middle school classroom, and in my reading interventions for grades 1-9, for the past 7 years. I have seen great success and improved comprehension at all levels, in all subjects! Students
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4th - 12th
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A Midsummer Night's Dream | Shakespeare | Digital Escape Room | No Prep
This NO PREP Digital Escape Room Game is the perfect way to review William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Puck has turned everything into a puzzle and students must help Bottom and the Mechanicals find their way out of the woods so they can perform their play. By answering riddles correctly, students will gain letter clues which they must then unscramble to solve the puzzle. This interactive and fun game is a great way to review key facts and characters while engaging students in a cre
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: A Midsummer Night's Dream | Digital Escape Room | Abridged Script
Test Prep (Study Island Survivor Game Challenge)
My 14 year old freshman and 13 year old seventh grade twins WISH they’d been able to prepare for standardized tests in a similar way. The dreaded ‘Study Island’ can be a cooperative learning game for those who out~wonder, out~perform, and out~learn to become the ultimate Study Island survivor!
Pages 1 and 2: Introduction
Page 3: how to make
Page 4: how to play
Page 5: printable Study Island Survivor Game Challenge poster
Pages 6-9: printable tribe name posters
Page 10: printable answer cards
Pag
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1st - 12th
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Health Science Career Cluster Taboo Game for Middle School and High School
Learning and reviewing vocabulary CAN be engaging and build classroom community and relationships. These 36 Health Science Career Cluster Taboo game cards are your low-prep and reusable solution to getting your students engaged, learning, and reviewing career-related vocabulary.Toss aside your vocab flashcards and replace them with fun and engaging games this year.Here's what you'll get:1 “How-To” page with how to use these as a review, as well as additional ideas4 pages that have 9 “cards” on e
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6th - 12th
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Hamlet Bingo Review Game
Hamlet Bingo is a fun way to review at the end of the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare. I've used this in my class to help students prepare for the unit test. This is a fun way to review a difficult text.Items Included:✤ Teacher Directions✤ 3 pages of flashcards with the characters, symbols and terms and descriptions/definitions on them (For both teacher use during the game or students can use them review the text.)✤ 30 different Bingo Game Cards (If you have more than 30 students in a class y
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Shakespeare Bingo Review Games Bundle
MURDER MYSTERY: CELLS (Use QR Codes & Google Forms & a Tech Free Version)
The murder mystery game is an excellent way to get students out of their seats and actively engaged. Laminate the cards and place them around the room or throughout the school (if you want to make it more challenging) and have students work alone or together to review: **plant and animal cells**organelle identification**structure and functionNow includes a tech-free version for teachers who do not allow phones in the classroom or do not have 1:1 classrooms. ======================================
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Everything Cells Bundle
Crack the SAT & ACT BUNDLE: Task Cards, Cheat Sheets, Lessons ALL SUBJECTS!
This mega-bundle will fully prepare your students for the SAT and ACT Grammar sections! The BUNDLE includes: 14 Products!SAT & ACT Math, English, and Reading FUN ResourcesACT Science Passages & HacksPunctuation Cheat Sheet (use this one first with students) SAT & ACT Math formula cheat sheetsFULL sentence structure lessonGrammar Task Cards Review GameInteractive SAT Passages with Guided Lessons4 Interactive ACT Passages with Tips & Strategies BONUS: Active and Passive Voice Less
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9th - 12th
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US History Test Prep - I Have, Who Has Era STAAR Review EOC
Test Prep, STAAR prep, End of Year resource! Great for REVIEW! Students will identify and define key terms with this fun, interactive REVIEW GAME that covers the 11 eras from 1877-Present. This review game covers ALL the important terms from the entire course of high school US History!11 GAMES IN ONE COMPLETE RESOURCE DOWNLOAD!Versatile assessment! No prep - just download and go!163 TOTAL TERMS!!!!!! No word is repeated!Cards are separated by color coded era so this game can be used----for a spe
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: US History STAAR test PREP Essentials Bundle
MATH GAMES: Task Cards
Have DVD cases lying around? Turn them into portable games! Works perfect with ANY task card!!
Packet includes:
- Five Game covers that fit into plastic DVD sleeves
- Matching gameboards and spinners
- Directions for making your DVD game boards
Gameboards are generic so you can switch out the task cards with each new skill you create! FUN for students, EASY for you!
Inspired by Teresa Scruggs and Helen Grahmann!
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1st - 12th
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Connotation and Denotation Lesson/AP Language and Composition/Vocabulary Game
This is a great tool for preparing AP students and those ELA students aspiring to take Honors English or AP English to prepare for connotation test questions, diction analysis, and more. The game helps students understand connotation vs. denotation and it helps students work collaboratively to discover deeper meanings of words and determining the intensity of words along a continuum. Students can play this game on line by putting answers in the chat or in class putting their answers on white boa
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9th - 12th
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Character Card Sort Memory Review Game for The Crucible by Arthur Miller
Do your students mix up the characters every time you read a work of literature? Playing a character card sort memory review game will not only help them remember the characters, but it is also a fun and engaging activity.
There are 3 types of cards: Character Cards, Description Cards and Quote Cards. Students needs to match each character with his/her description and a quote that he/she said.
The character cards come in both color and black and white. Pick which one works best for your prin
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Taboo Style PSAT, SAT, ACT Vocabulary Words
This is a Taboo-style game I use to help students preparing for PSAT/SAT or ACT tests.
I've purposefully mixed in some easier words with some harder ones. Looking through the card is like studying the definition. Students have to get creative to figure out how to get their partners to guess everything from ignominy and pretentious to timid and Mark Twain (I added in a few authors for variety).
I have other subjects forthcoming, and will eventually sell an entire set, but for now, this is just
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8th - 12th
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ELA Test Prep: Vocabulary Game
Your students will love focusing on academic vocabulary that will appear on their state exams. Essentially, teachers can either use this as a whole class game, group game, or individual game, whereby students look at the definition of the academic word and then choose the word from the word bank and write the answer in their tracker or on a white board.
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8th - 12th
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Character Card Sort Memory Review Game for The Odyssey by Homer
Do your students mix up the characters every time you read a work of literature? Playing a character card sort memory review game will not only help them remember the characters, but it is also a fun and engaging activity.
There are 3 types of cards: Character Cards, Description Cards and Quote Cards. Students needs to match each character with his/her description and a quote that he/she said.
The character cards come in both color and black and white. Pick which one works best for your prin
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Conditional Movement Brain Break Cards & Slides | Student Engagement
Looking for ways to increase student engagement and get students up and moving? These movement brain break cards and slides are an opportunity to transform otherwise boring content into a fun game or activity. They are so versatile as you can add in your own conditions! Apply to any content area, community building activity, test prep review, etc.!This set is also included in my Engagement Pack Growing Bundle. Click here to save up to 30% by investing in the bundle!WHAT’S INCLUDED:50 Condition
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2nd - 12th
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Also included in: Student Engagement Pack Bundle | Make Test Prep Fun | Print & Digital
The Unfair Game | Editable Review Game | Unfair Game Template | Review Game
This editable Google Slides game can be used to review any topic and can be used in any content or subject area. Included are 4 themed templates (superhero, flower, tie-dye, and polka dot) and each Unfair Game includes 25 questions. All you have to do is input your questions and answers into the designated spots and the rest is already done for you! If you’ve never played the Unfair Game before, no worries, I’ve included a help guide that explains how you prep and play the game in your classr
Grades:
3rd - 12th
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