For preschool, kindergarten, and primary school children ages 3-8 years.

First make a “wheel” using an oak tag circle divided into 10 sections. Label each section from 100 to 1,000, using increments of 100. Use a brass brad to attach an arrow to the center (it should spin freely). Choose a word or phrase and draw dashes on the board for each letter. Wheel of Fortune PowerPoint Template - Classroom Game This Wheel of Fortune PowerPoint template game can be used to review before big tests and exams! I like to use it to reinforce key vocabulary words. Classroom Games Classroom Management Classroom Projects Future Classroom Classroom Ideas Teacher Notes Best Teacher Teacher Stuff Teaching Tools. The IKEA LUSTIGT Wheel of Fortune game at the bargain price of $19.99 can be transformed into a phonics wheel, word wheel or a number wheel. You could even attach name labels to create a random name generator! If you are looking for some fun ways to incorporate the IKEA spinning wheel in your classroom read Holly’s blog.

The Classroom Dinosaur Curriculum is used by teachers as a prevention program for an entire classroom of students. The curriculum is delivered 2-3 times a week by teachers in the classroom in 20-30 minute circle time lessons, followed by small group practice activities and promotion of skills throughout the school day. The program includes letters for teachers to send home with suggested activities parents can do with their children to reinforce the classroom learning and promote parent involvement in classroom learning. The program includes lesson plans for 3 “levels” so that teachers can choose lessons based on children’s developmental age (Level 1: ages 3-5, Level 2: ages 5-6, Level 3: ages 7-8).

• Apatosaurus Unit 1: Wally & Dina Teach About School Rules
• Iguanodon Unit 2: Dina Teaches About Doing Your Best in School
• Triceratops Unit 3: Wally Teaches About Understanding & Detective Feelings
• Stegosaurus Unit 4: Wally Teaches How to Problem Solve
• Tyrannosaurus Rex Unit 5: Tiny Turtle Teaches Anger Management
• Allosaurus Unit 6: Molly Teaches How to be Friendly
• Brachiosaurus Unit 7: Molly Explains How to Talk with Friends

For more details, please see the program Content & Objectives:

• Program Video Vignettes (4 total hours) are available in 3 formats: 3 DVD set –or– 1 USB drive –or– NEW 1-year streaming subscription (online streaming English-only)
• 5 Comprehensive Teacher lesson plan manuals with 3 levels of lesson plans
• Detective Home Activities (Also available in Spanish)
• Wally’s Detective Kit Box (47 laminated and colored cue cards for teaching social skills, anger management and problem solving concepts)
• Wally’s Detective Books for Solving Problems (set of 4)
• Stickers (7 rolls: “Ask me how I shared,” “I can stop my anger,” “I’m good at listening,” “I can solve problems,” “I worked hard today,” “I’m good at helping” & “Dina Homework Tonight”)
• Wally’s Feeling Wheel Posters (2 types)
• Calm Down Thermometer Poster
• Dina’s Wheel of Fortune Poster
• Classroom rules Laminated Cards (set of 7)
• Feeling Faces Laminated Cards set
• Incredible Teachers Book
• Tote Bag
• Dina Dinosaur Magnet

Puppets sold separately. Puppets and other supplemental materials support and enhance the curriculum and program delivery and may be purchased separately. View the Supplemental Materials.

Please see basic cost information provided below. This is meant to give a general overview of upfront and ongoing costs. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for more particular questions regarding program & book discounts, training costs, etc.

Up Front Costs

Classroom Dinosaur Curriculum: $1,500.00 Purchasing Information

Group Leader Training: See Workshop Information.

Wheel Of Fortune Classroom Powerpoint Template

Ongoing Costs

Books for parents

Incredible Teachers: Nurturing Children’s Social, Emotional, and Academic Competence: $29.95

Logistics

Venue for leading groups

Food/Snack

Supplies for Small Group Activity time

Consultation

Be sure to plan for ongoing consultation by phone or in person for new group leaders. Consultation is conducted by certified Incredible Years Mentors and Trainers. This early support and feedback ensures the parenting groups are delivered with fidelity and are successful. Consultation Fee: $210/hour

Certification

Group Leaders are encouraged to apply for certification/accreditation, which promotes fidelity to the program by ensuring optimal outcomes. See Certification section for more details and information on pricing.

Incredible Years® Program Video Streaming Now Available!

The Classroom Dina program is available in online streaming format (available in English only). If you’re purchasing a new curriculum set you have the option to order the full program set with a one-year subscription to the videos streaming online. If you already own the program you have the option to add a one-year subscription to the videos streaming online.

Features of the Online Streaming Format:

Wheel Of Fortune Game For Classroom

• Usable on any device with internet connection. No DVD/USB needed.
• Easy to navigate video channels for each program part and vignette
• Unique, secure login for each Group Leader

Program Video available in USB Format

Our Classroom Dina programs are available in USB format. If you’re purchasing a new curriculum set you will have the option to choose either the DVD or USB format. If you already own the program you have an option, for a limited time, to upgrade your DVD set to the USB format. We just ask that the original DVD set be returned to IY along with an upgrade fee of $200.

Features of Flash Drive format:

Program Video available in DVD Format

Language Versions: English, Danish, Norwegian

Holy Moly this might be my new favorite Amazon Must Have for my classroom! A carnival style prize wheel…that’s dry erase!! Yessss! I am so stinkin’ excited to use this in my classroom in a variety of ways and I wanted to share them with you here! If you are wanting to grab this for your classroom here is the link. It is super sturdy and will last forever!

Wheel Of Fortune For Classroom Use

1. Homework Club: I have a homework club in my classroom that runs every 9 weeks. When a student goes all nine weeks with turning their homework in (once a week) they get to remain in homework club. I plan on using the prize wheel to write the student generated ideas for prizes and letting them spin to see what they won!
2. Vocabulary Practice: Write the words you are studying on the wheel and have a student spin.. someone then needs to act it out, share the definition, antonym, synonym, or use it in a sentence. You could also write those 5 choices on the wheel TWICE and then spin for each word!
3. Partners: Have every student have a “colored” partner and spin to tell them which partner they are working with at that time! (no writing required for this one!)
4. Lining up: Write things like born in ____, longest hair, wearing blue, etc and spin to line up/grab clipboards/pick a spot to work in/etc!
5. Random Student Prizes: Write different prizes on the wheel like no shoes, sit anywhere, pen all day, classroom economy amount and then spin during lessons for students who are participating, being a class leader, etc
6. Classroom Economy: Write different amounts for the students to earn for different things or after certain class activities
7. Choose a Read Aloud: Write the different chapter books or picture books that you will read next and spin to decide!
8. Math Practice: Write math problems on the different spaces and spin to have ALL students work on that problem..use this as an exit ticket to go to lunch/recess!
9. Fact Practice: Write different numbers on each section and tell them a number and operation on the board (times 3). Spin for a number to solve that equation. Example..spin a 4 would be 4×3!
10. Reading Think Alouds: Write things like: connection, exciting, confusing, question, emotion, etc and during a read aloud spin to have someone tell you what they landed on. If you land on connection have a student tell you a connection they have made to the story you are reading. Add a free space to have them share ANY thought they have about the story! “I really love the main character, because…”
11. Reading Comprehension Questions: Use the spaces to write theme, main idea, comparing and contrasting characters, setting, plot, etc and spin during a read aloud. This is a super quick and easy way to check for comprehension! You could also write specific questions to that story. This is also a great option for the small group table!
12. Higher Order Thinking Question Stems: Write some higher thinking questions on the spinner to use throughout your day!
13. Tutoring: Use all these ideas with other kids you might not see all day.

I have all of this information in a Facebook live video on my page here if you want to watch! This is another way to keep your students engaged in learning! I hope you and your students love these ideas and if you have some of your own I would love to hear them!!

You can grab the free spin it to win it circle print out here! Another alternate wheel can be found here!