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Ask a character/historic figure a question

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Ask a character/historic figure a question

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What if students could ask someone they’re studying a question? What would they ask, and how would that person likely respond?

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Have the students bring in something that happened in the news or sports world or anything like that and talk about it

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Write a paragraph about how your day is going so far or even what happened last class period.

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Have students practice their math facts on IXL

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give a sheet of addition, subtraction, multiplication, ad division and give 2-3 minutes to complete as many as possible.

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Ask questions that have the students predicting whatever they are learning

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Talk about something they learned, something this already knew, and something they would want to know.

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Talk about something they learned, something this already knew, and something they would want to know.

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Riddles for students.

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Play Around the world while the students are waiting for the next activity.

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If you could have one superpower what would it be?

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Give the students a question that can spark conversations, open-ended questions/predictions, etc

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organize books

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Have students read a comic and then discuss as a class how it connects to current events.

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Have questions that students guess the answer.