Description
Are you looking for a fun and exciting way to teach your 1st graders how to order the lengths of three objects? Look no further than Knockout—a high-energy, action-packed 1st grade measurement game that keeps students moving and thinking! In this thrilling math game, students identify which object is the tallest, which is the shortest, and everything in between… all without even realizing they’re learning. The first player to answer correctly gets to knock out another player, making the game fast-paced and tons of fun. Get ready for pure excitement as your students enjoy learning with Knockout!
A QUICK LOOK AT KNOCKOUT™ & HOW IT IS PLAYED
1 – Divide your class into 2 single file lines
2 – Display the first slide
3 – The player at the front of his/her line faces off against the player from the other team: the first player to answer his/her question correctly wins and returns to the end of the line!
4 – The player who does not win goes to sit on the team “bench” to cheer on the team!
✋ BUT WAIT: That’s not all.
If a player faces these slides, the following could happen:
✅ Double Free Pass: Both players automatically get to stay in the game!
✅ Double Knockout™: Both players are automatically out!
✅ Knockout™/Free Pass: One player leaves, one stays!
✅ Pick a Pal: Choose a player from the bench to return to the game!
◼️ WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THIS PURCHASE? ◼️
This pack includes the following Knockout™ games and is perfect for practicing 1st grade measurement in a super fun way! This pack features 1 Knockout game perfect for your 1st grade students:
- Ordering the Lengths of Three Objects – students determine which object is the tallest, which object is the shortest, etc.
👉 Want more 1st grade measurement games? Get all 4 in this bundle and save 25%!
◼️EACH GAME COMES IN 3 FORMATS ◼️
- PowerPoint
- Google Slides
MORE INFO:
- 35-40 slides per game
- Teacher manual included (how to play, set-up, how to switch order of slides, etc.)
- Answer keys included
FUN WAYS TO USE THIS
- Tournament style: The team with players standing at the end of the game wins. In our classroom, we like to keep teams the same for a week or two and keep a running score as a Knockout™ “tournament.”
- Daily Math Warm-Up
- Fun Friday activity
- Indoor recess
- Test Prep
- Brain Break
- Dismissal activity
◼️HERE’S WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT KNOCKOUT◼️
We LOVE Knockout in our classroom!! It is such a wonderful game and an amazing way to boost engagement and practice skills and concepts!!
— Meredith G.
★★★★★
Rated 5 out of 5
This is a great resource! My students have a blast playing knockout games! I plan to use it every year!
— Rebecca N.
★★★★★
Rated 5 out of 5
Great game and a class favorite! The friendly competition is a joy to watch – and they don’t know they are learning!
— Theresa S.
★★★★★
Rated 5 out of 5
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