Inspired by the popular TV game show Chain Reaction, learn how like this game we are faced with many choices in life, where will your choices lead you?

This game is from Diana Painter, and it’s kind of like an interactive matching quiz. Download the form that I use here. Divide the students into groups of eight or fewer. Cut out the eight cards on the page and divide them amongst the students in the group. One student reads the question on his/her…

Here’s a fun STEM challenge: Build working gears out of plastic caps, popsicle sticks, and a cardboard box! This project demonstrates mechanical concepts using materials you probably already have. Kids will be able to explore how gears mesh together to create motion. We started our project with a sturdy Amazon prime box, an assortment of […]

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Description:Another ws for your First-Aid Kit! You cut out the cards (laminate them for stronger hold) and pass one for each student. When teacher says "Hello" the chain reaction starts. The students must listen and carry out the task given to them on the card. They cannot carry out their task until the previous one is done by the former student. I was introduced to the activity on a course but invented the tasks myself! Hope you like it. - ESL worksheets

Build a craft stick chain reaction! Weave craft sticks together to make a chain that flies apart when you let go. Fun science!

Chain Reaction

Help Phineas and Ferb get the marble into the bucket in Chain Reaction Game! Place Perry strategically then build the chain using the available items!

Family activity to teach Initiative and a downloadable version that teachers can send home with students to reinforce the quality at home.