Engaging classroom activities

Engaging Team-Building Activities for the High School Classroom - Engage your students in a fun, new routine: Team-Building Tuesday! Bring your class together and create a positive classroom culture by sharing these activities with your students. I use these team-building activities in my high school journalism and yearbook classes. Classroom Activities | Team Building Activities | Team Building for Teens | Yearbook Activities | Journalism Activities

8 ideas to keep students engaged and having fun with a simple worksheet

One of the challenges that teachers often face is preparing fun and engaging games and activities for their students. With more and more schools transitioning to virtual classrooms, coming up with game ideas has become much more difficult. #Education #Classroom

Adding some fun games for reading in the classroom schedule will instantly get your kids excited to read! These 5 fun reading games are...

Looking for games to play with a classroom? This list of English games in the classroom is exactly what you need to engage students!

Check out these 5 No-Prep Review Games for any classroom or subject! Every teacher needs a few of these ready in his or her teaching toolbox!

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9 classroom review games you can use over and over. These are perfect for engaging students in any grade level and any subject.

Here are 10 teaching strategies guaranteed to get your students excited about learning! Strategies are engaging, fun, and involve lots of movement. Can be used across all subject areas.

Zoom Activities that students love! 15 fun and creative activities for video conferencing platforms. Students can play the games at the beginning of class or as a virtual classroom closure.

Looking for fun ways to break the ice? Check out this ultimate list of over 400 get to know you questions for friends, work, and kids. Whether you're looking to bond with colleagues, connect with students, or just have some fun with family, these questions will keep the conversation flowing. You'll find more get to know you questions, fun questions to get to know someone and more engaging activities at roommomrescue.com!

This post explains how teachers can use an academic version of the highly engaging Spoons game to review concepts. Free games included!

Can You Save Fred? Kids will love this cooperative activity that builds teamwork, planning, communication, and fine motor skills. #freeprintable || Gift of Curiosity

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Check out this blog post filled with engaging first day of school activities for grades 3-6 to help kick off the school year! Perfect for building relationships, these get to know you activities set a positive classroom tone right from the start. Whether you’re looking for ideas for the first week of school or ways to help students connect, these activities will make the transition back to school fun and memorable. Create a welcoming environment for your students from day 1!

Set the Stage to Engage with this complete writing classroom transformation! This 3rd-5th grade resource pack includes activities focusing on transition words, paragraph writing, editing, grammar, adding 'voice', details, prepositions, and much more! #ClassroomTransformation #SetTheStagetoEngage #FourthGrade #WritingResources #WritingConstruction

Channel students' energy by incorporating opportunities for movement into your lessons. In this #2ndaryELA Twitter chat, middle and high school English Language Arts teachers discussed active learning, including movement in the classroom and layouts that accommodate it, games, hands-on activities, and technology that helps to engage students. Read through the chat for ideas to implement in your own classroom.