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Geometry games for Microsoft Excel
Jeopardy - Similarity and Dilations
This is an interactive Jeopardy game that reviews similarity and dilations. Unlike other Jeopardy platforms, students can follow along on their own screen, which makes playing Jeopardy during distance learning doable. This completely programmed Google Sheet allows you to rename up to 5 teams, houses all questions and answers literally two key strokes away, adds up all of the scores (you can also play for partial credit), and changes colors to help you keep track of what questions were already
Geometry Memory Game, Classifying Lines, Angles, Quadrilaterals, Triangles
Your purchase comes with a document that includes 3 versions of a memory match game. Scholars can match pictures to labels, labels to definitions, or pictures to definitions. We just cut out the pieces and played an old school memory match game. The document also includes directions for scholars. You can also edit any square you want, add new terms, or delete ones you do not need
The labels/pictures/definitions featured are:
Line
Segment
Ray
Acute Angle
Obtuse Angle
Right Angle
Straight Angle
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Sink The Ships: Digital Coordinate Plane Point Practice Microsoft Excel Version
I've long used the game Battleship to help my students practice naming points on the coordinate plane. As class sizes grew I didn't always have enough sets for everyone. Then school moved online and I couldn't use my games at all. I made this digital game to allow students to practice the same skill with minimal differences (the primary one being the ships are already placed for them).Upon opening the game, there is a tab with student instructions. Each round starts with two blue battlefields, o
Shape-O
This is a shape version of the traditional Bingo game. The shapes included are both 2D and 3D: circle, square, rectangle, triangle, diamond, oval, cube, cone, sphere, rectangular prism, triangular prism, and cylinders. There is a stronger emphasis on 3D shapes.
To print: Select the area of the document that you would like to print. Print on cardstock. Laminate. Cut apart into game boards.
To play: Pass out SHAPE-O cards to students. Instruct students to review the name of each shape on
Simplifying Radicals - Connect 4 Game
This is a game for high school math students (in groups of 2-3) to practice simplifying radicals and performing operations on radicals (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) based on the game Connect Four.
The product comes as an Excel file with 3 tabs: Directions, Game Board, Question Deck. The game board should be printed on 11 X 17 size paper. The question deck should be printed on cardstock (8 1/2 X 11) and cut apart.
Additional Materials Required: Colored chips or markers of s
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Grades:
9th - 11th
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Math Summer Home Games
Play with Math at home or in class Math centers. Completely editable booklets on an excel sheet, with additional sheets to play each game. Included are:- list of things you can include in a Math gam bag, if students cannot access resources at home, like pasta varieties, strips of construction paper for measuring- booklet with easy to read instructions for each game- numbers chart up to 110- bean pictures to use for counting if real ones are not available- tile page that can be cut into pieces fo
Area of composite figures Scavenger Hunt
Finding area of composite figures scavenger hunt
Grades:
6th - 8th
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