Homophone and Commonly Confused PowerPoint Four in A Row Game

This 37-slide PowerPoint game has students choosing the correct word to complete each sentence.  This can be a two-person game or a classroom game. One side is red and one is black.  It is a fun game to play using the white board on can be used on a computer and played by two students.


This plays just like the Connect Four game in a box, except you can choose spots anywhere on the board.

If the team gets the correct answer, they get the marker representing their color.  If they are wrong, the other side gets the marker.

The questions on this game deal with homophones and commonly confused words.  This is fun practice of words for mandated testing. 

Homophone and Commonly Confused PowerPoint Four in A Row Game

GCF and LCM PowerPoint Four-In-A-Row Game

This interactive PowerPoint game has students choosing the correct GCF (Greatest Common Factor) or the LCM (Least Common Multiple) of a set of numbers.

Four-In-A-Row  is great to use with pairs of students on an individual computer or on a interactive board for the whole class.

Many slides have both the GCF and the LCM listed requiring students to carefully chose. Many students confuse LCM and GCF so playing this game as a class gives another opportunity to have discussions about the difference in each.



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GCF and LCM Powerpoint Four-In-A-Row Game