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Posted on July 6, 2016April 12, 2017 by Chandra M. — 5 Comments

Replacing Nouns with Pronouns Powerpoint Game

I love working with the 8 parts of speech, especially if I use School House Rock videos. To help assess want students learned (and to have a bit of fun) I made this wonderful game for my students to play.

This is great for a quick review since there are only 10 questions and is multiple choice. This is great for centers as students can take turns answering questions or you can use it a whole class review. I would choose a random student by drawing popsicle sticks and they choose a question.

Sometimes my students would go in order. Other times, they would pick a random number. Best part: once they’ve answered the question, it disappeared and I don’t have to worry about whether they’ve already answered it.

Each question gives students a sentence. The noun to be replaced is highlighted in yellow. Students must decided from 3 answer choices is best to replace the noun. X’s appear for wrong answers and checks appear for correct answers.

You can get this game here: Replacing Nouns with Pronouns PPT Game. You can also check out my other Parts of Speech products. Mac and PC versions are included! It even works on ipads and tablets, making it great for 1:1 classrooms.

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Posted on March 11, 2016October 21, 2016 by Chandra M. — 2 Comments

Springing into Learning Blog Hop

I’m so excited to join Elementary Antics for a spring time blog hop! Spring is one of my favorite times of the year. Flowers are blooming, the weather is warmer, and the clear blue skies are beautiful.

When spring comes around, it’s one of the best time for students to learn about plants. During my student teaching, I did a fun plants unit. Students learned about plants.

I had students decorate Styrofoam cups to look like vases. Then they got to choose what flower they wanted to grow. Later, they would take them home and give them to their moms for Mother’s day. =)

Most of them grew slowly. There was one that grew very well. So much so that the vine wrapped around my desk.

Here’s a wonderful freebie to use with your older students. Task cards are a big hit, but not one has time to print and cut them out. These digital task cut the work in half. All you have to do is print the recording sheet.

All you need is a tablet or iPad. You could even use your interactive board and play as a whole class. You can get this freebie here, but only for a limited time!

Subtraction Across Zeros Digital Task Cards

Don’t forget to check out these other wonderful teacher bloggers for more ideas and freebies!

An InLinkz Link-up

Posted on February 18, 2016August 7, 2017 by Chandra M.

Making 10 PowerPoint Game

Practicing addition is a basic skill for kindergartners. This games reinforces those skills in a fun, interactive way.

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This game is a teacher versus student game. The students answer all the questions and if they get the answer correct, they get the points, but if they get it wrong, I get the points! Great motivator! Who doesn’t want to defeat their teacher?

There are 20 questions in all. Students can choose 1 of 20 questions. Students are given an addition problem with an addend and a missing addend that equals to 10.

Students work out the problems and give their answer. They click on the “Answer Button” to see if they are correct. Then, they click on “Scoreboard” to choose another question to answer.

Making Ten Gameboard

There are 20 questions in all. It even includes a type-in scoreboard that is used while in “Slideshow Mode.”

Making Ten Gameboard

You can get this game here: Making Ten Powerpoint Game. Makes a great game for whole class, in small groups, or even for the substitute teacher. Here’s what other teachers are saying about this game

“My students LOVE this game! They beg to play every day. Thanks so much!” – Donnalyn T.

“Great resource to practice this standard. Perfect for leaving for sub.” – Kendria M.

Don’t forget to check out my other Making 10 games including seasonal and holiday themed games. Don’t forget to pin this for later!

A special thank you to Mercedes for taking these wonderful pictures for me!

Making Ten Pinterest

Posted on November 13, 2015 by Chandra M. — 12 Comments

Thanksgiving Blog Hop 2015

The Classroom clique proudly presents our Thanksgiving hop! Jump from blog to blog and gather some wonderful Thanksgiving traditions, recipes, and freebies.

I have so much to be thankful for! Over this past year has been a real struggle for me. Doing TPT full time, helping my sister take care of her 3 beautiful children, and managing my seizures has made me strong and so thankful for every thing I have. I thank my family, especially my mother who was always there for me. My friends who still put up with me and antics. My friends in the Classroom Clique. Lastly, I thank my followers. You guys keep me running and motivated, especially through the exciting moments and the toughs moments. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you!

As is tradition in our house, I do the baking. It’s mostly desserts. A few years ago, I challenged myself to make an apple pie from scratch (minus the pie dough). I have to say it was the most delicious pie we ever had. It was gone the next day. The recipe is very simple. I found it online at Pilsbury.com for Perfect Apple Pie. I added some a little powder sugar and apple juice to the filling to sweeten up the Granny Smith apples I used.

I figured out how to do the Lattice topping for the pie crust. It wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be. I used eggs whites as a glaze for the top and covered the edges with foil (to stop the burnt edges).

It came out beautifully and served with vanilla ice cream, it was the best dessert I had ever made.

Each year at Thanksgiving I make a new dessert so my sister asked me to make peach pie. I’m up for the challenge! =)

I don’t have many Thanksgiving games in my store, but I made new a freebie just for this blog hop. Moreover, it’s a forever freebie!

In this game, students use dry erase boards to write the lower case letter that matches the capital letter.

This game covers all 26 letters of the alphabet. It’s a perfect game to review to check for understanding.

Students are given the capital letter and on their dry-erase boards, write the lowercase letter. Great for the entire class or in small groups. Students can also practice individually on the iPad.

You can grab this game here:

Letter Matching Thanksgiving Powerpoint Game

Thank you for stopping by. Be sure to stop by other teacher bloggers for more recipes, traditions, and freebies!

An InLinkz Link-up

Posted on October 24, 2015 by Chandra M. — 22 Comments

Trick or Treat! Blog Hop

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I’m so happy to join The Classroom Game Nook in a “Trick or Treat” blog hop! Halloween is literally around the corner (one week away) and it’s time for teachers to go trick or treating with some awesome tips, tricks, treats, and more!

Sight words are fun. Tic-Tac-Toe is fun too! Why not put the two together?

My nephew who is in kindergarten practices his sights words every night. After a few weeks, he got tired of doing the flash cards. I decided to play Tic-Tac-Toe using his sight words. He was more than willing to play!

Set up is simple! Make a large Tic-Tac-Toe board on some paper. Write the sight words in each box.

Write X’s and O’s on some paper or index cards and you’re ready to go! The first time around, I folded a paper in thirds and just traced the lines. Later, I made some boards, X’s, and O’s on my computer and printed them out.

You can save paper by drawing a Tic-Tac-Toe board on some paper and insert it into a Sheet protector. Use a dry-erase marker to write the letters. You can change the words any time with a eraser or paper towel. You can even insert 2 pages in one sheet placed back-to-back for 2 games in 1. You also have a carrying case for your cards and dry-erase pen!

When I think of Halloween, I think of all the sweets. In particular, candy corn. You can never have to much candy core! Here’s a sweet candy corn game for your classroom.

My nephew Isaiah loves adding numbers so here’s a fun Adding to 10 powerpoint game.

This Halloween themed game has students practicing adding numbers up to ten.

It’s played with dry-erase boards so it’s perfect for small groups. You can grab this wonderful freebie here. Be sure to grab it here:

Adding to 10 – Halloween Edition – Write and Wipe Powerpoint Game

Lastly, it’s giveaway time! Halloween’s a week away, but what about Thanksgiving? Once Halloween’s over, the turkeys go into hiding! You and your students can practice counting turkeys with this fun Counting Turkeys PPT Game.

Before the big Turkey Day comes, make sure your students know how to count! Students play against the teacher as they count turkeys.

Some turkeys are in rows while others are scattered about. Great for a Thanksgiving review game. You can check out this game here:

Teacher vs. Student – Counting Turkeys Powerpoint Game.

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You can enter to win this wonderful game! You can enter below. I’m also having a milestone celebration where you can win a $25 gift card.

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Posted on August 21, 2015 by Chandra M. — 5 Comments

Teaching Blog Addiction ~ Freebie Friday Link – Up

So glad to be linking up with Teaching Blog Addiction. Here’s a Forever Freebie your students will love!

Working with place value can be loads of fun, especially if your students play against one another.In this game, boys play against girls as they making numbers using Base Ten Blocks. There’s even a type-in scoreboard for you to keep track of the score. The scoreboard can be used in slideshow mode.

There are 20 questions in all (just about enough for a class of 20). Students can take turns answering the questions individually for their team or they can work together to find the answer.

The answers range from 100 to 999, making all the answer 3 digit numbers. Students are given base ten blocks and they must figure out what number it makes.

A few teachers have used this in their classrooms and their students love it! Just look at what they said.

You can get this forever freebie in my TPT store. I hope you enjoy it!

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