A Scoot Game

Let’s Get Fancy in First Amanda Hagaman 2013

Thanks for Downloading Scoot games are a super fun way to get your kids moving and provide lots of skill

practice at the same time! To prepare the game, print and laminate the game cards.

Tape or place each card to a desk in your classroom. To play, students will move

from desk to desk and write the corresponding fraction on their recording sheet. I like

to play music as a signal that it’s time to scoot to the next seat. It’s VERY helpful to

practice “scooting” a few times before playing the game so the students know where

they’re supposed to go next. Happy Teaching!

-Amanda

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