I created cards to correspond with each color. These focus on the math skills we will be doing in third grade, however they can work great for beginning fourth graders.
Here's how to play:
1. Students decide which Jenga block they want to move. (They can also use the rolling dice included in the Amazon Jenga game)
2. Before they can move the block, they must answer the corresponding question. (EX: if they want to move a RED block, they must answer question #1 on the red question card. If another player has already answered that question, then they would answer #2.)
3. ALL of the students playing must agree with the answer in order for the student to be able to move his/her block. (This allows each student to be held accountable during the game.)
4. The next player repeats the steps until someone knocks down the tower just like regular Jenga. :)
This resource includes B&W version so that you can customize it to fit any colored Jenga pieces. Simply print the questions on colored card stock. It also includes an editable template so that you can create your OWN questions.
You can find my Math Review Jenga Question Cards in my TPT store.
The best thing about this Jenga game is that it can be customized for any subject/skill/grade level. It can be designed to fit the needs of YOUR students!
You can watch Hope King's video on how she uses Jenga in the classroom below:
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