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 Review Games =Learning + Fun
Reviewing for those inevitable end-of-unit tests doesn't have to be tedious for you and boring for your students. Liven up your review lessons -- or reinforce previously taught skills --with one of the games below! A fun -- and educational -- time will be had by all! Included: Five games students will love and learn from! Practice makes perfect, "they" say -- and there's more than a hint of truth to that old adage. 'Review and reinforcement' is a proven strategy for helping students retain important skills they might not use every day. Regular 'review and reinforcement' helps solidify those skills, so students can draw on them readily when test time rolls around. And yet...is there any classroom activity quite as tedious sounding as 'review and reinforcement?'
Review and reinforcement need not be as tedious as they sound, however; teachers have found a number of ways to add some excitement to those dreaded classroom reviews. This week, Education World provides… FIVE MORE LESSONS FOR SPICING UP CLASSROOM REVIEWS Click each of the five lesson headlines below for a complete teaching resource. (Appropriate grade levels for each lesson appear in parentheses.)
Friendly Feud
Tic-Tac-Toe, What Do You Know?
Around-the-Room Review
Will the Winners Lose?
My Very-Own-Personal-Private-Whiteboard Review Following are some Web sites that will help you spice up your review and reinforcement activities:
Article by Gary Hopkins
Originally published 09/12/2003
Last updated 04/30/2007 |
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