3rd grade Stand & Sit review, Lessons 1-5
This is a review game ("game" is used loosely here) for third grade, with a few questions from each of the first five chapters.
Have all students stand up. Turn on the powerpoint. Students volunteer to answer the question shown on the screen. When a student answers successfully, click once to reveal their "reward." Students can (a) sit down alone, (b) sit down with one student of their choice, (c) sit down with a row of their choice, (d) sit down alone and choose two students to stand up, and (e) sit down a lone and choose a row to stand up. The very last slide allows all students to sit down.
There are 20 questions in total. Not only does this usually require some of the more quiet students to talk, it also gets the rest of the class motivated. If your students are anything like mine the idea of standing is basically torture. This will not last a full class period, but would be a good add-on at the end due to its continuous nature and lack of points. Plus it's fun to hear the students argue over who should sit down.
