Task cards are a fun and engaging way to reinforce learning and review at the end of a unit. They are so versatile because there are so many different ways to use them in the classroom!
Here are a few fabulous ways to use them:
✔ as scoot cards –get the kiddos moving around the room
✔ as desk rotations or all around the room games
✔ for science centers
✔ as a closure activity at the end of a lesson
✔ as a question of the day on the overhead projector
✔ as a review game
✔ as a quiet activity for fast finishers
✔ for indoor recess
✔ to study for an upcoming test or assessment
They work well for partner work or individual work. I’ve even sent them home on a few occasions with some of my students to use as a study tool for an upcoming test or assessment.
This set includes:
✔ 48 different colored cards
✔ Student Recording Sheet (copy back to back)
✔ Answer Key
✔ Blank Cards
Bonus Set:
✔ 16 Vocabulary Words
✔ 16 Definition Cards
✔ These are great to use for sort and match-up games or as flashcards to help students study.
Just print, cut, and laminate. These are best if printed on card stock and laminated to keep them preserved for years to come. Wipe down and store in large ziplock baggies.
More great news!! New science and social studies task cards and other interactive activities and games are coming soon! These are the perfect complement to my science and social studies units.
This set includes questions about the following topics:
✔ Physical Adaptations
✔ Behavioral Adaptations
✔ Hibernation
✔ Migration
✔ Instincts vs. Learned Behaviors
✔ Mimicry
✔ Camouflage
✔ Questions About Specific Animal Adaptations
✔ Short Answer Questions
✔ True or False Questions
✔ Fill in the Blank Questions