New Fun Educational Game for Upper Elementary: Blast of Fun


Blast of Fun!  This game is a huge hit with my third graders, and I want to tell you why it’s such a fantastic addition to any classroom.

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How Do You Play Blast of Fun?

  1. Setup:
    • Gather all the game materials: lesson plans, reading passages, vocabulary cards, comprehension question task cards, and Blast of Fun activity cards. You will also need to gather materials for the Blast of Fun minute challenges. You can keep a tote going all year long to keep these supplies in.
  2. Introduction:
    • Explain the rules and objectives. Let students know that correct answers to the comprehension questions will unlock exciting Blast of Fun activities.
  3. Reading:
    • Present the reading passage to the class. Encourage students to pay attention and understand the content.
  4. Answering Questions:
    • Distribute the comprehension question task cards. Students work individually or in teams to answer these questions based on the reading passage.
  5. Blast of Fun Time:
    • For each correct answer, a student or team picks a Blast of Fun activity card. Set a timer for one minute and let the fun begin! Activities can include quick games, challenges, or creative tasks.
  6. Repeat and Enjoy:
    • Continue with more rounds of reading, questions, and Blast of Fun activities. This keeps the excitement and engagement levels high throughout the lesson.
  7. Wrap-Up:
    • Conclude the game with a discussion. Reflect on the reading passage and the activities. Encourage students to share what they’ve learned and enjoyed.

Blast of Fun is more than just a game—it’s a dynamic way to reinforce learning, build vocabulary, and make education an enjoyable adventure. I’ve seen firsthand how it boosts student engagement and makes learning memorable.

Give Blast of Fun a try in your classroom, and watch your students light up with enthusiasm! Get a FREE Blast of Fun Game by clicking HERE!  (Blast of Fun Consumers and Producers)

You can make your own, or check out these Blast of Fun Games that are already made for you!

          

What students are saying…

“I love playing Blast of Fun because it makes learning super exciting! When we get a question right, we get to do fun stuff like dance or draw. It’s the best part of my day!” – Emily, 3rd Grade

“Doing Blast of Fun in class is so cool. It makes reading and answering questions way more fun because we get to play games too. I wish we could play it every day!” – Mia, 3rd Grade

“Answering questions and then doing a quick game makes school so much more fun. I like learning about Earth Day and then doing fun activities with my friends!” – Aiden, 3rd Grade

“Blast of Fun is the best game ever! I learn a lot and have a great time. The activities are really fun, and it makes me want to answer more questions!” – Lily, 3rd Grade

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And remember, for more engaging game ideas, don’t forget to check out my other blog posts! Dive into the world of Scoot games for active learning adventures, or explore the realm of Google digital games for interactive and tech-savvy educational experiences. The fun and learning never stop!

     


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