Our student teacher, Miss Gordon, taught us a FUN game named Snowball Fight. She went over the rules with everyone before we played. To play, you get as many pieces of white paper as there are people playing the game. You make matching sets with the paper. For example, we did vocabulary words. One piece of paper would have a word, and another piece of paper would have a definition. We have also played with math facts, where one piece of paper had a problem and one piece had the solution.
The students line up across from each other and throw their "snowballs."
They keep picking up snowballs and throwing them at each other until the teacher says stop. They LOVE this part, and it helps to get all of the snowballs really mixed up.
Once the teacher says to stop, each student has to pick up a snowball and then he/she must find the other person who has the corresponding snowball.
Once a match is made, you must make a snow angel!
Our student teacher, Miss Gordon, taught us a FUN game named Snowball Fight. She went over the rules with everyone before we played. To play, you get as many pieces of white paper as there are people playing the game. You make matching sets with the paper. For example, we did vocabulary words. One piece of paper would have a word, and another piece of paper would have a definition. We have also played with math facts, where one piece of paper had a problem and one piece had the solution.
The students line up across from each other and throw their "snowballs."
They keep picking up snowballs and throwing them at each other until the teacher says stop. They LOVE this part, and it helps to get all of the snowballs really mixed up.
Once the teacher says to stop, each student has to pick up a snowball and then he/she must find the other person who has the corresponding snowball. 
Once a match is made, you must make a snow angel! 
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