Charades
Students act out a word or phrase without speaking while their team guesses.
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The last weeks of school are the perfect time to play your class favorites and celebrate how far students have come. These games work for the final review and the last day party.
Students act out a word or phrase without speaking while their team guesses.
Students mark answers on a bingo card as you read clues.
Teams solve a chain of puzzles built from your unit content to unlock the final "lock" before time runs out.
Students search the room for hidden clues or items, answering questions to unlock the next clue.
Teams stack plastic cups into the tallest tower, or a Christmas tree shape, without touching them with their hands.
Play music, students dance, and when the music stops everyone freezes.
Seven students secretly tap classmates with their heads down, then the tapped students guess who tapped them.
Color-code Jenga blocks to question cards.
A quiz-show board of categories and point values where teams pick a square and answer the question behind it.
Students supply nouns, verbs and adjectives without seeing the story, then read the silly result aloud.
A secret-role game where the "mafia" tries to eliminate townspeople at night while the town debates and votes by day.
Teams build the tallest freestanding tower from spaghetti, tape and string that can hold a marshmallow on top.
Teams race to wrap one teammate head to toe in toilet paper like a mummy.
Students walk around a circle of chairs while music plays and race to sit when it stops.
Students stand in a circle in ninja poses and take turns making one swift move to tap another player's hand.
A gift wrapped in many layers is passed around while music plays.
One student draws a word on the board while their team guesses it before time runs out.
Blindfolded students try to stick a paper feather on a turkey drawing.
Students play rock paper scissors, and losers become the cheering section of the winner.
Students write an answer or question on paper, crumple it up and throw it across the room.
The class builds a story one sentence at a time, each student adding to what came before.
A sentence turns into a drawing, then a sentence, then a drawing, as papers pass around a group.
Teams answer review questions, and every correct answer earns a shot at the trash can for bonus points.
Run a quiz show with mini whiteboards: every student answers every question at the same time, so nobody sits out.
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Class favorites like Heads Up Seven Up, Pictionary, a Rock Paper Scissors Tournament and a year-in-review Jeopardy board.
Turn it into a team competition: Jeopardy, Trashketball or a scavenger hunt with questions from the whole year.
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