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Other (specialty) games for ActiveInspire Flipchart
(FREE) Jeopardy Template Back to School Theme
This Back to School themed Jeopardy Template is perfect fun for any grade level and subject. All of the hard work is done for you, just type in your category titles, your questions and answers, and you are ready to go. Create endless games with this template.
This template is for your PERSONAL CLASSROOM USE ONLY and can not be used to create Jeopardy games for sale.
Scoreboards are provided on the game board page, just click the up arrow to increase a team's score by 100 and the down arrow t
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Not Grade Specific
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Football Review Template
A football game that can be used for review or practice. Can insert questions into the flip chart.
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Not Grade Specific
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Position Word Game - Get the Cheese!
In this flipchart, students will use four of their position words (left, right, up, down) in order to get the mouse through the maze and to the cheese.
The student will click on the correct word to move the mouse through the maze. If the correct word is clicked, the mouse will move. If not, there will be a "No Cheese! Click to Try Again" page and the student will be able to go back and retry their answer.
Once students have correctly moved the mouse through the entire maze, a page will appear
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PreK - 1st
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Baseball Review Flipchart
This is a review game based on the rules of baseball. It does NOT include questions. Teachers will need to make up different difficulty questions - single, double, triple and home run.
The flip chart is able to be manipulated to move student batters around the baseball diamond. The two teams are Blue Pi Team, and a Red Mathematical Operations Team.
The preview file contains the rules for the game, and a screenshot of the flip chart set up.
This is a great way to review with students! Differe
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1st - 12th
Spotlight Picture Search
On this 26 page flipchart, the kids move the spotlight around a black screen to try to find the hidden picture. For example, the spotlight starts in the upper lefthand corner. The word written is the picture they need to find. The first one is a flower, so the kids should move the spotlight around until they find the flower. Make the circle bigger for small kids or smaller for bigger kids! Just for fun! I used at the end of the day after school, when kids had 3-4 minutes to wait to be dismissed.
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K - 5th
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