Advent Calendar Multiplication Game

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Practice multiplication with this fun and engaging advent calendar game for interactive whiteboards and iPads. Students can play individually or you can involve the whole classroom with by going head to head with two teams.

Students are asked multiplication questions at the bottom of the screen and find the correct answer on the advent calendar. If correct, the advent calendar door will open to reveal a prize. When playing against yourself, you will try and beat your time. When playing against another team, whoever opens all the advent calendar first wins.

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Try the preview game first. It is limited to the first 3 questions and then finishes.

✨ 1 or 2 Player
This game can be played by students individually, in 2 player or 2 teams mode by involving the whole class.

✨ Self Correcting
Students will know right away if they have chosen the correct answer. If correct, the advent calendar door will open to reveal a prize

✨ Technical details
This game is designed to be projected onto your SMARTBoard, Promethian, Mimio or Interactive Whiteboard. It is also a perfect game to set up on a computer workstation for students to play independently or in small groups or on their iPads. The iPads need to have the latest version of Safari installed in order for it to display correctly.

✨ How to Play
Whole Class Cooperation – The class is divided into two teams. Each team lines up in front of their advent calendar. The winning team is the one which has opened all its doors first.

✨ Small group or single player – Played on a single computer or iPad
Start the game on a computer and allow the student(s) to play for a certain length of time. If you want to create a competition between students, record their scores on a piece of paper or blackboard and see who can finish their advent calendar the fastest.
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Halloween Multiplication Team Game

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☠ Teachers Beware ☠

☠ Serious multiplication fun to be had by the entire class ☠

Instructions
Split your class into two teams. Line them up in front of any interactive whiteboard (can also be played on iPads). Once you press play, it’s a race to see which team gets the most ghost answers right! And go!

Beware
☠ This game is addicting
☠ Kids will be going home to practise their multiplication time tables to get better and better
☠ Kids will be begging to play this again and again

Preview
The preview is limited to 20 sec of the full game and can also be viewed here.

Weather Chart Builder for Calendar Time

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Ok, we really love this smartboard program and believe your classroom will too. For calendar time, kids get to build their own world, by dragging in a sun, cloud or trees. They can make it rain, change the season.

Weather and calendar time has never been so much fun.

This is now available for download here

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Verb Viper Smartboard Game

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verb viperVerb Viper helps students practice their verb tenses, verb forms, and subject/verb agreement, with an added challenge of having to try to get as many correct answers as they can before the time runs out, while also struggling to read and think fast enough to get the correct answer.

Before the game starts, the teacher has the option to choose what type of verbs forms to practice, as well as the game’s difficulty. During the game proper, a subject (or subjects) is displayed on top of the viper’s head. If the verb in the “strike zone” box matches with the subject, the player must either click the screen or tap on the spacebar. However, beware with the verbs’s scrolling speed – every time a verb passes through the strike zone, whether or not it is correct, the subject instantly changes. So it’s a constant battle of quickly reading the subject and immediately judging if the upcoming verb is correct.

At the end of each of the game’s six levels, it shows the player’s accuracy for that stage, along with both his correct and incorrect answers. When all six levels are done, the player is presented with a certificate which the teacher can print if he wishes.

It would take a while to complete, but teams of six can play this, with one student playing per stage. After everybody in each team had played, their accuracies per level are tallied and averaged. The team with the highest average score wins.

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