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West Virginia Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On June 20, 1863 West Virginia became the 35th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of West Virginia. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of West Virginia’s statehood, June 20, 1863. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Idaho Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On July 3, 1890 Idaho became the 43rd State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Idaho. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Idaho’s statehood, July 3, 1890. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Maryland Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On April 28, 1788, Maryland became the 7th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Maryland. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Maryland’s statehood, April 28, 1788. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Arizona: State Symbols and Sites
On February 14, 1912, Arizona became the 48th State in the United States.
Arizona - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Arizona. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Arizona’s statehood, February 14, 1912. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Nebraska Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On March 1, 1867 Nebraska became the 37th State in the United States.
Nebraska - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Nebraska. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Nebraska’s statehood, March 1, 1867. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Michigan: Sites and Symbols Bingo
On January 26, 1837 Michigan became the 26th State in the United States.
Michigan - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Michigan. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Michigan’s statehood, January 26, 1837. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Blank Spinner Template & Arrows
This blank spinner template is ready to use for any and all of your activity needs! Great for comprehension games and perfect for classroom job selection. Instructions for adding text to spinner are included, as well as optional arrows to use with the spinner!
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Massachusetts Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sights
On February 6, 1788, Massachusetts became the 6th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Massachusetts. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Massachusetts’ statehood, February 6, 1788. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Ohio Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On March 1, 1803 Ohio became the 17th State in the United States.
Ohio - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Ohio. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Ohio’s statehood, March 1, 1803. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Louisiana Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On April 30, 1812 Louisiana became the 18th State in the United States.
Louisiana - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Louisiana. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Louisiana’s statehood, April 30, 1812. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Nevada Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing Nevada. Fun to use on Statehood Day, October 31, 1864. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to increase identification, encourage communication and improve vocabulary of state symbols. Bingo boards can be changed or personalized.
1) Students can pick a picture on their card and use it in a sentence,
2) The teacher can give clues and have the students guess which picture it is,
3) Picture cards
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Tennessee Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On June 1, 1796 Tennessee became the 16th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Tennessee. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Tennessee’s statehood, June 1, 1796. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Scavenger Hunt Task Card Templates
Create your own scavenger hunt game using these task card templates. The set contains four 16 cards and step-by-step picture directions for inserting text or pictures into the text box on the template.
Scavenger Hunt Task Card Templates by Suzie's Angle is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License
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Arkansas Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On June 15, 1836 Arkansas became the 25th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Arkansas. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Arkansas’ statehood, June 15, 1836. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Indiana Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On December 11, 1816, Indiana became the 19th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Indiana. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Indiana’s statehood, December 11, 1816. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Kentucky Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On June 1, 1792 Kentucky became the 15th State in the United States.
Kentucky - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Kentucky. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Kentucky’s statehood, June 1, 1792. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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California Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of California. Fun to use on the anniversary of California becoming a state (September 9th, 1850) or anytime. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to learn state symbols, encourage communication skills or improve vocabulary. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Civil War Game Activity
One of the benefits of this game activity is that it allows students to actively consider what they would have done during the battle as either the Union General or the Confederate General. I have worked to make the game easy to learn and implement. The only materials needed for the game is paper! There are two battle scenarios (Bull Run & Gettysburg). Each can be played independently. Learning the rules takes 5 - 10 minutes and one scenario takes approximately 30 minutes depending upon the
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South Carolina Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On May 23, 1788 South Carolina became the 8th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of South Carolina. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of South Carolina’s statehood, May 23, 1788. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Oklahoma Bingo
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Oklahoma. Fun to use on the anniversary of Oklahoma becoming a state (November 16, 1907) or anytime. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to learn state symbols, encourage communication skills or improve vocabulary. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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New Jersey Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On December 18, 1787 New Jersey became the 3rd State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of New Jersey. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of New Jersey’s statehood, December 18, 1787. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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Hawaii Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sights
On August 21, 1959 Hawaii became the 50th State in the United States.
Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Hawaii. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Hawaii's statehood, August 21, 1959. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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52 Pages of Indigenous Resources: Activities, Games, Lessons, etc!
Table of contents includedThese resources can be implemented into any classroom and almost any grade level to enhance the curriculum with engaging lesson plans, games, activities, and even recipes, related to indigenous culture.Almost every page is a new resource. This is a very comprehensive package made with love and care, with student enjoyment in mind.
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Illinois Bingo: State Symbols and Popular Sites
On December 3, 1818 Illinois became the 21st State in the United States.
Illinois - Students play Bingo using various symbols, pictures and icons representing the state of Illinois. This game can be played like traditional Bingo or can be used to encourage communication. Fun to use when learning state symbols or to celebrate the anniversary of Illinois’ statehood, December 3, 1818. Bingo boards can be edited or images can be copied and reused. A great collection of clip art too.
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