Enhance your first-grade classroom with this Interactive PowerPoint Game Show designed for practising grouping and sharing. This Jeopardy-style game provides a fun way for students to demonstrate their understanding. Each player answers a question and receives immediate feedback. If the answer is incorrect, they get another chance to answer correctly. This may be handed over to another student, at the teacher's discretion. If the answer is correct, the player is guided to the scoreboard where they record their score and then return to the gameboard. Play continues in this manner until all questions have been answered.
 
The resource is versatile and works on computers, tablets, or interactive whiteboards, making it suitable for any classroom setup. It's a no-prep, easy-to-integrate tool that fits smoothly into your lesson plans, helping students develop their skills while enjoying the process.
 
Play the game in multiple formats with flexible class rules:
 
Whole class: Divide the class into four teams.
Small groups: Eight students can form teams of two or four.
Individual: Two students can compete against each other.
 
*** Please note *** You must have access to PowerPoint to play the game. When the game is loaded, select “Slide Show” or “Presentation” mode for the game to proceed.
 
You will find:
Teacher’s Guide with instructions
25 questions covering:
          ⇒ counting place value manipulatives
          ⇒ partitioning
          ⇒ reading words
          ⇒ finding the missing number on a number line
          ⇒ ordering numbers
Interactive Scoreboard
 
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