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I did make a few with move back spaces to add a curve ball. When you are sent to Jail you cannot
collect a prize in that move since, regardless of where your marker is on the board, you must move
directly into Jail. The same goes with brain binder, except the teacher chooses the subject. When a
student brings in any homework, have them go over to the board, roll the dice and move. I recieved
my Master's degree in Elementary Reading and Literacy in 2008 and my National Board
Certification in November of 2009. I am loving the idea of having so many great things and not
taking up a lot of space. Man trenger: - spillebrett - spillebrikker - terning - sjansekort (Spillebrett og
sjansekort kan printes ferdig ut fra teachnet. While the kids were working on classwork, I called
each kid up to complete the number of rolls they had earned. After everyone plays, I can pass out the
appropriate passes. Then she gives me a list of what each kid landed on. When it is their turn to roll
the dice, they just grab that off the board and shake it (the dice never comes out of the container and
thrown all over the room). Those students who have turned in all of their assignments for the week
(ON TIME!), will get a turn on the gameboard. Kiss Your Brain spaces earn students a Hershey Kiss
from my Kiss Your Brain Bucket. (A cheap and easy little treat I use throughout the day.) The game
board is in full color and uses the official Monopoly Font. It is magnetic, and I slipped my dice into
the canister and placed it on my board. Over the summer, I decided to create the board. Teachnet.com
has the board you can download. I even heard a few say that they needed to do their problems
tonight, so they could roll next week. Click here for the website to print off Homeworkopoly. I don't
have a lot of wall space, so instead I put this on a tri-fold display board and covered it with clear
contact paper. If they are not correct, they go back to where they were. With one class, I had two
kids come up and roll at the same time (I used an orange and pink sticky). After high school I went
to NAU and graduated in 1999 with my Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. My main
homework is a weekly assignment they receive on Monday and it is due by Friday. My next debate
was how I would keep up with what prizes the kids earned and where they ended. Our customer
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let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. Easy on me because there isn't a prize
every time, just the chance of a prize. This game is free, however it is only to be used for classroom
and personal use. After you have completed your play, the turn passes to the next student that has
turned in their homework. Last week I had the opportunity to teach during our blended learning
summer academy. Reply Delete Replies Fabulous Finch Facts August 6, 2012 at 6:31 PM Hi Renee, I
am excited to play it with my 4th graders.
Also, it gives me a chance to reward those students who always complete their homework. Students
will roll the dice and move their little marker to the correct spot. If they land on trivia - the teacher
asks the student a question specific to that subject. Two or more players may rest on the same space
at the same time. Every Friday (sometimes Monday, depending on our schedule), the students who
turned in all assignments on time get to shake dice and move their clothespin around the board. Each
student has a marker (not included) and rolls the dice if they have turned in all of their homework. If
the player says the prayer correctly, they stay where they are. I was so inspired by all of the teachers
that hav. In order to play, students need to complete all homework assignments for the past week.
GO Each time a player's marker lands on or passes over “GO”, whether by throwing the dice or
drawing a card, the student may receive a little prize, such as picking a piece of sugarless gum or
little trinket out of the pencil box of goodies, Bible Bucks or whatever the teacher thinks is an
appropriate prize. While the kids were working on classwork, I called each kid up to complete the
number of rolls they had earned. I created Chance and Community Lunchbox cards (template on
teachnet.com). The prizes I wrote on there are the same ones on the prize sheet. Now to roll this out
in my classroom; I give my students their homework packet on Monday. Here's a list of the rewards:
(sometimes I duplicated the reward by changing the time). Reproduction or retransmission of any
materials, in whole or in part, in any manner, is not permitted. After high school I went to NAU and
graduated in 1999 with my Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. My sheets are on the
clipboard, so I know what passes to hand out and where each student will begin next week. You can
download game pieces and instructions at Homeworkopoly.com. This is my version of
Homeworkopoly (game from above link) that some of you might find useful. For an optimal
experience, please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or
Mozilla Firefox. I love how it turned out on my white board.:) Janna Delete Replies Reply Reply
Unknown August 6, 2012 at 5:02 PM Great ideas. When it is their turn to roll the dice, they just grab
that off the board and shake it (the dice never comes out of the container and thrown all over the
room). I then use my Missing Homework Report to check in their homework. Kiss Your Brain spaces
earn students a Hershey Kiss from my Kiss Your Brain Bucket. (A cheap and easy little treat I use
throughout the day.) The game board is in full color and uses the official Monopoly Font. We now
have 3 children; Connor- entering 3rd Grade, Kyleigh-2nd Grade and in my class this year:), and our
youngest, Caden who will be 2 in November. Jessica Reply Delete Replies Fabulous Finch Facts July
7, 2012 at 10:45 PM Thank you so much Jessica. The students that completed their homework, and
turned it in on time, they get to roll the dice and move on our game board, Homeworkopoly. I get so
many ideas on how to set up centers, decorate the room, and organize things. Activities are listed on
the board - spelling a spelling word or answer a math question. When you are sent to Time Out you
cannot collect a prize in that move since, regardless of where your marker is on the board, you must
move directly into Time Out.
Use Homeworkopoly in your classroom to reward those who do their homework all week. Thanks for
sharing. Reply Delete Replies Reply Unknown August 10, 2013 at 2:46 PM My kids loved this last
year. Students will roll the dice and move their little marker to the correct spot. CHURCH Any
player landing on this place does not receive any reward of any kind. I will pull this out on Friday
mornings to celebrate students that have all their homework completed that week. Depending on the
space your marker reaches, you may be obliged to draw a Community Chest Card, Go To Jail, say a
prayer or answer a question, etc. The main prizes I give out are Free Homework passes to encourage
my students who don't enjoy doing their homework to see that there are some advantages to
completing homework other than just grades. Though it seemed like a disaster at first, I figured it out
(and students figured out how to complete their homework), and thus, Homeworkopoly in 5th grade
began. I was so excited to finally be able to put it up in my classroom, but had to wait until now to
hang it all up and assemble it. We did this today. I knew the first time would take a little longer.
CHURCH Any player landing on this place does not receive any reward of any kind. I hope this
makes my homework process much happier this year, especially for those that complete it every
week. Two or more players may rest on the same space at the same time. I added the cute numbered
clothespins to my Math Homework basket today. When you are sent to Time Out you cannot collect
a prize in that move since, regardless of where your marker is on the board, you must move directly
into Time Out. If you throw doubles three times in succession, move your marker immediately to the
space with a Time Out chair. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s
content guidelines. The markers remain on the spaces occupied and proceed from that point on the
player's next turn. I loved your blog; so cute, plus I really like the colors blue and yellow.:) I will
back to check it out often. All I need to do is tell each student where to put the marker, and we are
ready to roll. I told them that if they stop working and just watch the rolling, they will lose their roll.
Landing on Chance or Community Lunch box allows the student to pull a card from the
corresponding bag. After you have completed your play, the turn passes to the next student that has
turned in their homework. On one side of the board, I put a copy of the rules that I created, and a list
of possible prizes. This is my version of Homeworkopoly (game from above link) that some of you
might find useful. If you receive an “Advance To Church” card, you immediately advance to
CHURCH. Have fun looking around.let me know what you think. While this is fun and encourages
kids to do their homework each week, it also serves another purpose. We all have times where life
seems busy and our attention is drawn in many different. For Game Spot, I decided that if a student
lands on that space, they get to choose a game for us to do as a whole class.
I flere amerikanske klasserom har det fatt sin renessanse og brukes na som en motiveringsfaktor for
innlevering av lekser. For my dice, I bought a special container from IKEA. Last week I had the
opportunity to teach during our blended learning summer academy. My first debate was where on
Earth I was going to put it. If they are not correct, they go back to where they were. The Brain
Binders are fun little thinking activities found on teachnet.com. I made smaller versions, so I could
get more on a piece of paper. It only takes her about 5-10 minutes to have each kid roll during
morning work. It really helped incentivize homework getting turned back in at the end of the week.
Janna Delete Replies Reply Reply Miss R August 7, 2012 at 8:35 PM I love your Homeworkopoly
board. Man trenger: - spillebrett - spillebrikker - terning - sjansekort (Spillebrett og sjansekort kan
printes ferdig ut fra teachnet. It is due, complete, the following Monday by the bell. I will take a 10-
15 minute break in our routine to do this. When students turn in their Math homework to the basket,
they remove their clothespin clip and put it in the clear container. When you are sent to Jail you
cannot collect a prize in that move since, regardless of where your marker is on the board, you must
move directly into Jail. Each student has a marker (not included) and rolls the dice if they have
turned in all of their homework. The Brain Break Binder is where you create fun activities for the
student to complete in place of their morning work. August 6, 2012 at 6:48 PM You have the cutest
ideas Janna. See other similar resources ?2.00 (no rating) 0 reviews BUY NOW Save for later Not
quite what you were looking for. I love the idea of a Homeworkopoly board!:) Lisa Learning Is
Something to Treasure Reply Delete Replies Fabulous Finch Facts August 6, 2012 at 7:53 PM
Thanks Lisa. I don't grade them, but I just check to see they are completing all of it, etc. Retaining
the dice, throw again and move your marker as before. After high school I went to NAU and
graduated in 1999 with my Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education. I then use my Missing
Homework Report to check in their homework. I have been doing this for two weeks now, and I love
it. Depending on the space your marker reaches, you may be obliged to draw a Community Chest
Card, Go To Time Out, say a prayer or answer a question, etc. Reply Delete Replies Reply Ciara June
23, 2013 at 2:20 PM I love this Idea. So, not every spot on the board wins the kids a prize or
incentive. Retaining the dice, throw again and move your marker as before. My main homework is a
weekly assignment they receive on Monday and it is due by Friday. We did this today. I knew the
first time would take a little longer.
If the player says the prayer correctly, they stay where they are. Plus, I have a great mom who comes
in and does it with the kids. I have seen versions of Homeworkopoly in different places. I was so
inspired by all of the teachers that hav. After everyone plays, I can pass out the appropriate passes. If
they did not turn in their homework or complete it, I send home a Missing Homework Slip for their
parents to sign and send back. It is a great visual for me to quickly see whose clip is left on the
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have purchased this resource can review it Report this resource to let us know if it violates our terms
and conditions. Then she gives me a list of what each kid landed on. The same goes with brain
binder, except the teacher chooses the subject. Retaining the dice, throw again and move your
marker as before. Plus, I have a great mom who comes in and does it with the kids. They need more
practice with sportsmanship and learning how to be gracious losers. On the back, I attached a qr
code with a link to the site, so they could see what the solution would look like. So, not every spot
on the board wins the kids a prize or incentive. It is a lot of fun. Some rewards are: get to use the
teacher chair, get a free pencil, sit by a friend for two hours, get 5 classroom bucks, etc. I don't have
a lot of wall space, so instead I put this on a tri-fold display board and covered it with clear contact
paper. My idea is either to put this on a bulletin board or on my magnetic white broad. The markers
remain on the spaces occupied and proceed from that point on the player's next turn. Reply Delete
Replies Reply Ciara June 23, 2013 at 2:20 PM I love this Idea. I created an Excel Sheet with the
prizes and properties listed and a place to put each student's name on top. The template came with
Chance and Community Lunchbox cards. Once we get the routine, I anticipate about 15 minutes will
be needed. While the kids were working on classwork, I called each kid up to complete the number
of rolls they had earned. Landing on Chance or Community Lunch box allows the student to pull a
card from the corresponding bag. On Friday, the students roll the dice and move their jumbo push
pins around the board to see what they get. The students that completed their homework, and turned
it in on time, they get to roll the dice and move on our game board, Homeworkopoly. This game is
free, however it is only to be used for classroom and personal use. The main prizes I give out are
Free Homework passes to encourage my students who don't enjoy doing their homework to see that
there are some advantages to completing homework other than just grades. I was so excited to finally
be able to put it up in my classroom, but had to wait until now to hang it all up and assemble it.
I was linked up next to you on the linky party and saw the homework board. Slik virker det: Alle
som leverer inn alle leksene sine -ferdig gjort, far trille terning og v?re med a spille. Click here for the
website to print off Homeworkopoly. This may seem harsh but I want them to also be present every
day even if they are absent due to sickness:(. I also made up small cards with beach-y stickers for the
kids' game pieces. (My classroom is all in a beach theme.) I am attaching magnets to each of those
too, so my 4th graders can move their game piece from space to space easily. I was so inspired by all
of the teachers that hav. Prayer- Any player landing on this place must recite a prayer. CHURCH
Any player landing on this place does not receive any reward of any kind. The prizes include such
things as extra recess, use of colored pencils for the day, treasure box, free computer time, etc. In
order to motivate students to turn in their work on time, I use. Now, I am able to discuss what they
might be doing wrong before they turn the finished product in. If they are not correct, they go back
to where they were. If the player answers incorrectly, they must go back to where they were. I
printed off the templates, bought poster board, and went to town making this massive game board.
I've blown mine up to 24 x 24 and it is proudly displayed on my front whiteboard for the students to
always see. I hope this makes my homework process much happier this year, especially for those that
complete it every week. Those students who have turned in all of their assignments for the week
(ON TIME!), will get a turn on the gameboard. Depending on the space your marker reaches, you
may be obliged to draw a Community Chest Card, Go To Jail, say a prayer or answer a question, etc.
My first debate was where on Earth I was going to put it. It works just like the real game, but with a
school twist. While there I met my husband and we married in 2000. I was able to tape the board to
the middle with a little overlap on each side. It is magnetic, and I slipped my dice into the canister
and placed it on my board. On top of that, I am blown away by the fact that God loves me, and
therefore I love Him and live for Him. On the other side, I created little card holders by gluing three
sides of card stock paper to the board. I will cover a portion of the white board with paper and a
cute bulletin board edge; then assemble the Homeworkopoly Game board on top of that. The cards
have extra privileges that the students can redeem during the week. I was so excited to finally be
able to put it up in my classroom, but had to wait until now to hang it all up and assemble it. Two or
more players may rest on the same space at the same time. The gameboard looks a lot like Monopoly,
but has different rules and spaces.