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National Waffles Day

On this day we celebrate one of our favorite breakfast foods - Waffles!

Awful Waffles - Addition and Subtraction Online Game

Description: For most of time, waffles have been thought of as harmless breakfast foods that have brought happiness and sweetness to kids and adults alike for centuries now. But now, the world's waffle supply has been infected with a notorious intergalactic subvirus that is causing them to destroy toasters around the world with error-filled math problems. These malicious waffles can't easily stopped. You have been hired by the World Defense Agency to visit the atomic waffle toasters around the world and to destroy as many awful waffles as possible with your high-powered syrup blaster. Blast the awful waffles with your weapon and dispatch as many as possible. The awful waffles catch on quickly! You will only have a single minute each round. You must identify and blast 10 per round, though you should try to blast as many as possible. The game will keep track of the number of waffles successfully blasted. Classified under; math games, math game addition games, subtraction games

Awful Waffles Instructional Video

Description: This video will show you how to play Awful Waffles.

Maple Syrup Reading Comprehension

Description: This resource includes a short passage and five multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. PASSAGE LENGTH: 155 Words; LEXILE: 810

Maple Syrup Reading Comprehension - Online

Description: This resource includes a short passage and five multiple choice questions. It gives immediate feedback. In addition, when you click the "listen" button, you can hear the passage while it highlights the text. PASSAGE LENGTH: 155 Words; LEXILE: 810

Maple Syrup Cloze Reading

Description: This contextual vocabulary exercise requires students to insert the vocabulary words from the word bank that complete the paragraph.

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