This engaging build a pizza-themed file folder board game is perfect for end-of-the-year review, sight word practice, addition practice, multiplication review, math facts, phonics, test prep, and vocabulary. It makes a fun party game too.
It can be played with any set of flashcards, task cards, or word cards. Increase retention by having students create their own review cards for any subject.
It allows you to customize learning to your students’ academic needs and interests, all while making it fun. This is great as a tutoring activity, learning center, or small group activity and makes a great file folder game. It can be individualized for any level making it perfect for special education, homeschool, and ELL.
BONUS: Make sure to download the free Game Guide to complement this resource. It is packed full of useful information on using games for review, assembly, storage, ideas to differentiate, printing, and editing tips.
Special Features Included in the Game Guide
►Editable review cards
►Editable spinners and dice
►Editable labels and posters
►Game pieces with multicultural and
differently-abled kids
►Color your own game pieces with editable names
Editable cards and pieces are included in the Guide. This guide makes it possible to customize any game to target the skills your students need. Get it Here.
Included:
Instructions
Game Board
Game Pieces
Blank Cards to Customize
★This game is part of the Fast and Fabulous Review Games Galore Bundle★
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Marilyn Daugherty –
I have used the pizza game many times. It’s great practice for many skills such as naming the different ingredients, conversation of what THEY put on their pizza that’s different/same, articulation, sequencing, etc. All the students recognize pizza which gives the skills they need to work on some fun..
Mary-Anna J. –
My son and I really love this game! Matching and counting the ingredients was great practice.
Deb R. –
fun way to practice
Teaching Outside the Lines –
This is a great game that works with any set of questions or task cards.
Marcy G. –
Thank you!
Salina F. –
I can’t wait to use this with my students as part our review game.
Hooray for Health –
cute activity
Simply Primary 1975 –
Worked great for multiplication facts!
Mary C. –
Great resource in my math intervention classroom!