This game requires players to choose the correct pronoun to use in sentences. Play by yourself or against another student. Macromedia Flash player, or HTML versions available.
Tests knowledge of Greek and Latin roots and prefixes, using matching, concentration, and word search formats. Requires Java plug-in.
Matching, Concentration, and flashcards with synonym practice for primary grades.
At this site from Quia, a challenging rhyme and synonym game can be played by one or two players. All answers rhyme and are synonymous with the clues.
Matching, concentration, and flashcard activities for practicing synonym skills. Word search reviews the vocabulary but does not connect to the synonym concept.
This site has a matching game that stands up to multiple plays. This site is helpful practice for upper elementary vocabulary.
Race to Ratify drops your students into 1787, where the ink is still drying on the new Constitution. Will it become the law of the land or will it fall into the dustbin of history? The fate of the young nation is in their hands! Use this game to teach the big ideas at the core of the ratification debate between the Federalists and Anti-Federalists. Planning to play Race to Ratify on Constitution Day? Explore our Constitution Day collection to find more resources. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Identify the main stances of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists between 1787 and 1789. Understand the key debates surrounding the ratification of the constitution, including an extended republic, the House of Representatives, the Senate, executive power, the judiciary, and a bill of rights. Interact with the ideas, perspectives, and arguments that defined the ratification debate. Explore the many different viewpoints, which spanned geographic regions, populations, and socio-economic class. Identify the building blocks of the proposed Constitution. Engage with competing ideas in order to form an effective and cohesive set of arguments for, or against, ratification within a state.
"Click on the pictures of words that rhyme (i.e., dog-frog; hat-cat)." Games come in four formats: "Matching, Flashcards (Java / non-Java), Concentration, Word Search."
Use science inquiry to explore, test, and document material properties to help dress up Fluff the Rhino for Ruff's pet-sitting adventures.
Use science inquiry to predict and investigate forces and motion to help rescue Ruff's plushie from the penguins' ice rink in this sports science game.
Use the engineering design process to build, test, and redesign structures to help the hamsters reach their food.
Use science inquiry to explore and test different ingredients to help Ruff make, decorate, and serve cookies to his family in this kitchen science game.
Use your knowledge of physics concepts like electricity, reflection, magnetism, etc. to complete interactive online puzzles.
Students enter the missing number in a consecutive sequence of three integers. Score is kept.
Are your students experts on U.S. citizenship? Put their knowledge to the test with Sortify: U.S. Citizenship, an original BrainPOP game made by BrainPOP with iCivics.
Share Sortify: U.S. Citizenship with your students using the "Share" button above. You must be logged in to access. This new feature allows teachers to assign Sortify outside of iCivics using learning management systems like Google Classroom, Edmodo, and more. LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Recognize and recall rights and responsibilities of U.S. citizens Identify active ways in which citizens can participate in government and contribute to the common good Relate like terms and concepts by deducing shared relationships
Create a calendar. Use calendar skills to identify dates of the week. Interactive game with printable options.
Use initial sounds to build words. Match AT sound pictures words.
There are three levels in this interactive word game. Match the initial and final sounds to create a word to name the picture. ER words: herd, fern; IR words: bird, girl; UR words: curl, surf.
Your problem-solving skills are put to the test in this interactive word problem game on this site. Employ a variety of mathematical skills and strategies including logical reasoning and computation. Multiple choice problems created for students, by students, with immediate feedback and detailed explanations provided for incorrect responses.
This is an interactive, online quiz. Choose all the correct definitions for these words. Immediate feedback and explanations are provided.