In this google activity game, students practice their coordinate plane skills. There 20 questions in all. Questions 1 – 10 ask students to place school related objects on a 10 x 10 coordinate plane. Questions 11-20 ask students to identify the location of students in a 10 x 10 grid and type their answers in to a chart. Great for a review assignment or digital homework activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad or tablet!
Celebrate Easter with this fun, interactive Pictograph game for your classroom. In this teacher vs student game, students answer questions about Easter themed picture graphs. There are 4 different graphs. There are 20 questions in all (5 per graph), and you just click on each question to go to it. The question disappears after you’ve clicked on it, so you know you’ve answered it. The scoreboard allows you to type in scores during Slideshow Mode. Great for a quick Easter math morning review or April activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad or tablet!
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with this fun, interactive pictographs game for your students. In this teacher vs student PowerPoint game, students answer questions about 4 Valentine’s Day themed picture graphs. There are 20 questions in all, and you just click on each question to go to it. The question disappears after you’ve clicked on it, so you know you’ve answered it. The scoreboard allows you to keep score during Slideshow Mode. Great for a quick pictographs review or February activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad or tablet!
Here’s a coordinate grid game for your class. There are 25 questions . There are 2 types questions: questions asking for the location of an object (ex. where is the star) and questions about the coordinates for a certain objects (what object is at {2,5}). There can be up to 4 teams. Great for review before a test!
Celebrate Christmas and practicing using the Coordinate Place with this engaging twist on traditional tic-tac-toe. Students choose a box and must answer the question correctly in order to place their shape. There are 3 game modes, each with 9 questions. There are 2 question types: naming objects at given coordinates and giving coordinates for given objects. There are 27 questions and you just click on each question to go to it. The question disappears after you’ve clicked on it so you know you’ve answered it. Then, simply click on you “X” or “O”. Great for a guided math center or rainy day activity. Great for individual practice on the iPad!