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How do you make a math review fun?

by Rhyley Bryan

How do you make a math review fun?

5 Fun Ways to Review for a Test

  1. #1 – Unlock the Box Mysteries. My students love using Unlock the Box Mysteries to review for math tests.
  2. #2 – Kahoot. When I tell my students we’re playing Kahoot, their faces light up.
  3. #3 – Jeopardy.
  4. #4 – Bingo.
  5. #5 – Password.
  6. Prepare Your Students for State Testing.

What are some review games?

Classroom Games

  • Monopoly – For this review game, each student is on his own, there are no teams.
  • Family Feud – Divide students into two teams.
  • The Hot Seat – For this review game, have one student sit facing the class.
  • Jeopardy!
  • Pass the Chicken – You will need to purchase a rubber chicken for this fun review game.

What games can we play in class?

Top 10 Classroom Games

  • Charades. This simple but classic game is a great way to encourage your student to get out of their seats and participate in the lesson.
  • Hangman.
  • Scatter-gories.
  • Bingo.
  • Puzzles.
  • Draw swords.
  • Hot potato.
  • Pictionary.

What activities do you do in math class?

Here are some fun classroom math activities that will have your students begging to do more.

  • Math Bingo. This math game is sure to become a fast favorite with your students.
  • Make a paper plate clock.
  • Guess the weight.
  • Hopscotch math.
  • Pizza fractions.
  • ‘Lengthy’ scavenger hunt.
  • Survey and graph.

How do I make going over a fun test?

9 Fun Ways to Review Multiple Choice Questions

  1. 1 – Page Protectors. If you want to have students to have a copy of the questions, make a class set.
  2. 2 – Stations Mazes.
  3. 3 – Pose-Pause-Pounce-Bounce.
  4. 4 – Kahoot!
  5. 5 – ABCD Cards.
  6. 6 – ABCD Corners.
  7. 7 – Students Write the Questions.
  8. 8 – Find the Errors and Fix Them.

How do you make a test fun?

How to Add Fun To Test Preparation

  1. Let Your Students Write the Test. Well, maybe you do not want them writing the test itself, but you may want to let your class write the review questions.
  2. Foster Creativity.
  3. Make a Game of It.

How do you write a fun question review?

7 IDEAS TO MAKE TEST PREP FUN

  1. Review Jeopardy. This twist on the classic game show allows for a lot of flexibility on what topics you want to cover: English, math, science, etc.
  2. Vocabulary Bingo.
  3. Get Them Moving!
  4. Test Prep: Graffiti Style.
  5. Baseball Theme.
  6. Jenga.
  7. Trashketball.

How do I write a class review?

How to Review Effectively

  1. Review Your Information Immediately. Spend a few minutes reviewing new information as soon as you’ve learned it.
  2. Schedule Further Reviews.
  3. Test Yourself.
  4. Rewrite Your Notes.
  5. Teach Someone Else.
  6. Put Your Learning Into Action.
  7. Know When to Take a Break.

What are some fun activities to do in school?

When children needs to burn off some steam after school, these high-energy activities will do the trick.

  • Play the Movement Chain game. You’ll need at least two players for this game.
  • Go on a Lego hunt.
  • Have a dance party.
  • Go on a scavenger hunt.

How do I make my class less boring?

Worst-Case Wednesday: How To Survive A Boring Class

  1. Pull your hair or pinch yourself.
  2. Wear as few items of clothing as possible.
  3. Hide more interesting reading material.
  4. Suggest holding class outside.
  5. Send text messages on your cell phone.
  6. Make paper airplanes.
  7. Keep a list of words with dirty meanings.

What is your favorite math activity?

Algebra is the favorite math activity – Interactive Mathematics.

Why are math review games good for students?

Math review games allow students time to get up and move. Movement in the classroom: We know it’s a good thing, yet sometimes it is difficult to manage. Most students enjoy getting out of their seats and doing their work in another part of the class, whether that be with a group or individually.

How are math games played in the classroom?

To play, students take turns rolling the dice. As they roll, they can either take the number as a one or a ten. For example, if a student rolls a 5, they could take it as a 5 or a 50. Students keep a running record of their total as they play. I love how the kids start to form a strategy for what numbers they want to roll next.

How to write numbers in math review games?

Write a number in each segment. Have students toss the ball to each other. When a student catches the ball, she should look at the numbers that are under each of her thumbs. Those are the two numbers that she needs to add together (or multiply together, or find the common denominator for) in order to toss the ball to the next student.

Are there Any Fun math games for kids?

Using classroom math games is a fun and memorable way to make math STICK! Try these 30 games with your classroom students today! When you incorporate classroom math games to teach kids important skills, you’re helping them develop a love for learning and a love of math.

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