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Math games, kahoot

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Math games! Concept reinforcement and fact practice

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To make learning French vocabulary fun, and to turn review lessons into competitions. I used Code Avengers in technology, too!

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I use them mostly for review, but I also love using purposegames.com for anatomy learning / review.

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I use Classcraft.com as a reward/punishment system. It's awesome.

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As review to reinforce concepts learned :)

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I have used Zondle. I work in math on IXL and I have a padlet site for practice games in most subjects

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plicker

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Jeopardy for review but want to move beyond review games

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I try to access games that I know the students enjoy.

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Not yet

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Quizlet, quia, socrative

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Never used it yet

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Jeopardy, quizlet

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I have recently been using Kahoot and the students love it

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I use games that target outcomes to reinforce classroom objectives or to differentiate learning.

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Kahoot, Socrative Space Race, and good old fashioned math games on the board

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Use some sites: quia.com, kahoot, etc

and my own physical games (second language class)

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Achievement badges, plickers, kahoot, socrative, flippity.

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I have used badges in the past w/ varying degrees of success.

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vocab review

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Rewards, Free Lunch, Points, Prizes, Badges, Level Ups

applied to a math class

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I created a vocabulary game based on 4

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Doug

Math prodigy - game based math instruction

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Sum dog & Mathletics, Jeopardy

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To deliver instruction, as assessment, or just for engagement with content as review

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Kahoots as review

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Flash learning objects...but I want to learn about more ways.

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Math games for practice.

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I have used Socrative so far...

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I use it to review content for tests

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For Vocabulary and Spelling words

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Alice3

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Attempting to use more games.

Playing around with plickers, quests,

prodigy, forms, etc.

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Unsure

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Kahoot

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I don't, c'est la raison que je suis ici. :)

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Not sure yet!

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I am here to learn

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I want to find games for review

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haven't used it yet.

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I use badges/'achievements' students

can earn for excellent work and completed assignments.

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I don't use gamification right now.. I'm here to learn how!

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I use Kahoot to create quick review quizzes for both Math

and Science

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-Badges (Class badges and Google Draw)

-We do "quests"

-Levels

-Plickers

-ChoreWars

-Prodigy Math Game

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we use games for math

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by using games to introduce, reinforce concepts. Can also use games for assessment and exit tickets.

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I don't, yet...

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I don't at the moment but I'm here to learn

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That's what you are going to tell us.

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Socrative, Quizlet, Superteachertools.com

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I find games that coincide with curriculum outcomes for a particular topic. I teach math 5 so this works quite easily (and I get to play them first myself!). Students love it!

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That's what I'm hoping you can tell us!

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I used Jeopardy for reviewing outcomes

and I have the kids coding - hour of code

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Kahoot but looking for many more

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To engage students further into their learning

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Not nearly enough

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I use Tynker for coding, Plicker, Jeopardy

Class Dojo, Quizlet, Math games

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I use a Jeopardy template for reviewing at the end of a unit.

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I don't

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Don't know yet.

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I don't yet - that's why I'm here.

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I find games that hit my targeted outcomes, link the game to my teacher site and have my students access the games on their device either at home or at school. Students access for additional practice, to introduce or conclude a unit of study, to extend and explore.

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Right now I'm running a WWI simulation game with SS students and then basing reflection assignments off it instead of a lecture or textbook reading.

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I don't...that's why i'm here

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Use a Google Presentation, break class into groups, assign an owner to each group. have students add pictures based on the heading s in each slide of the Google Presentation, time and at the end go over the presentations that each group created. Students can enquire about certain images that they don't understand and allow group members to defend their choice.

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Spellingcity/ code.org/ duolingo