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Everyone loves a good game, so why not create a special board game that’s personalized just for your class or subject area? With these blank board game templates (BUNDLE) perfect for any grade level or subject area, you will be able to create your very own fun and engaging board games. Use the printable boards and write in your problems, or use the editable PowerPoint file and type in your information. Use these blank board game templates for any skill or concept. Great for students of all ages.
The options are truly limitless! From Kindergarten to 12th grade, in class or homeschool, your students will love learning through games. Put a spin on the board games by making the game creation the assignment! Simply assign a skill or topic and have students design and create their own game. Writing game instructions is a great how-to writing assignment too! Then have a game day in your classroom where students take turns playing each other’s games.
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Hi, I'm Chloe! I taught 3rd–5th grade math for 11 years, and every resource in this shop was built for real classrooms: low prep, high engagement, and a whole lot of sneaky learning.
Everyone loves a good game, so why not create a special board game that’s personalized just for your class or subject area? With these blank board game templates (BUNDLE) perfect for any grade level or subject area, you will be able to create your very own fun and engaging board games. Use the printable boards and write in your problems, or use the editable PowerPoint file and type in your information. Use these blank board game templates for any skill or concept. Great for students of all ages.
The options are truly limitless! From Kindergarten to 12th grade, in class or homeschool, your students will love learning through games. Put a spin on the board games by making the game creation the assignment! Simply assign a skill or topic and have students design and create their own game. Writing game instructions is a great how-to writing assignment too! Then have a game day in your classroom where students take turns playing each other’s games.
Your students will love the challenge of creating and playing these unique and editable board games.
Blank Board Game Templates for Classroom or At Home Learning includes:
10 blank game board templates
2 blank game spinners
Printable PDF of all game boards and spinners
Editable PowerPoint of all game boards and spinners to insert text on top of game boards
Add some color by printing onto colored cardstock or changing font colors in the editable version. Designed to need only black ink to make them printer friendly!
Standards-based math, science, and reading resources for grades 2 to 8—built for busy teachers and homeschool families. Think low prep, high engagement, and a whole lot of sneaky learning.
Kelsey G. –
This was great
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Rebecca Norris –
I have a game-based classroom, and this bundle makes it easy for me to design games for my students. I would highly recommend!
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Patsy O. –
Thank you!!
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angel S. –
Great resource
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Jamy F. –
Great resource for students to create their own games.
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Theresa M. –
Great resource, very helpful and the kids enjoyed it.
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Karen J. –
I used this to reinforce specific reading skills. I created a board and they played, then they created their own board and played with each other.
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Leonie W. –
I found this resource very useful in my classroom teaching position.
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Shannon M. –
We use these templates for math games. It makes practicing math skills more engaging for my students. Thank you!
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Verna Lynn G. –
Engaging activity for reading practice—students loved creating and playing their own boards.
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Cara H. –
I loved the variety of Game Board templates for students to utilize for their creative endeavors.
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Amber C. –
These were helpful when creating math board games at the end of the school year.
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