Candy Corn Estimation Jar
Students estimate how many candies are in a jar, explain their strategy, then count together.
Seasonal
Valentine's Day is a great excuse to celebrate kindness and friendship. These games mix a little candy-heart math with community-building favorites.
Students estimate how many candies are in a jar, explain their strategy, then count together.
Students sort candy hearts by color, count them, and build a bar graph.
Each student shares three statements about themselves, one of them false, and the class guesses the lie.
Give students two choices and have them pick a side of the room, then explain their reasoning.
Students mark answers on a bingo card as you read clues.
One student draws a word on the board while their team guesses it before time runs out.
Play music, students dance, and when the music stops everyone freezes.
Students walk around with a grid of prompts and find a classmate who matches each one.
Students flip cards two at a time to find matching pairs, such as a word and its definition.
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Conversation Heart Sort, a heart estimation jar, Valentine Bingo and a compliment-themed Find Someone Who are classroom favorites.
Focus on friendship and kindness, and use paper hearts instead of candy if anyone has allergies.
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