Download free classroom activities, lesson supports, worksheets, and teaching ideas that connect directly with ShabzLabs learning games.
Math, literacy, centres, review activities, and printable follow-upsShabzLabs games can be used during math centres, small-group practice, whole-class lessons, early-finisher activities, review periods, or at-home practice. Each game focuses on a clear learning skill, and the teacher resources help students record their thinking, practise the concept on paper, and reflect on what they learned.
Use these activities with ShabzLabs games for centres, lessons, review, and printable follow-up work.
Students record spinner results, make tally marks, colour a bar graph, use a 0–10 scale, and compare which outcomes happen most and least often.
Students identify 2D shapes, describe their properties, count sides and corners, and connect classroom shape vocabulary to the Shape Hunter game.
Students practise equal groups by drawing, grouping, sharing objects, writing number sentences, and explaining how division can be shown visually.
Students solve addition questions, use strategies such as counting on and making ten, and record number sentences after playing Addition Jungle.
Students build compound words, match smaller words together, sort examples, and use new words in simple sentences after playing the word game.
Students extend growing patterns, complete tables, describe pattern rules, and explain how numbers change from one step to the next.
Students explore cubes, cones, cylinders, spheres, and other 3D objects by naming shapes, comparing properties, and describing real-world examples.
ShabzLabs resources are designed to support common primary classroom skills in math and literacy. Teachers can use the games and printable follow-ups to reinforce concepts already being taught in class.
Teachers can turn any ShabzLabs game into a quick classroom activity using this simple structure:
ShabzLabs activities can be adjusted for different learners by changing the number of questions, allowing partner work, using manipulatives, reading instructions aloud, or giving students extra time to explain their thinking with pictures and words.
Teachers can use ShabzLabs resources for quick formative assessment. Student worksheets, exit tickets, drawings, tally charts, graphs, and written explanations can show what students understand and where they may need more practice.
ShabzLabs teacher resources are free for classroom use by teachers, parents, tutors, and homeschool educators. Resources may be printed and shared with students for learning activities. Please do not sell, repackage, or upload the files as your own work.
Yes. ShabzLabs teacher resources are free for classroom and learning use.
No. Students can play ShabzLabs games without creating an account, signing in, or entering personal information.
Yes. The games can be used on a classroom display for whole-class lessons, small groups, centres, review, or independent practice.
Use the worksheets before, during, or after gameplay. They help students record answers, explain strategies, and connect the game to classroom learning.
Try pairing one game with one short follow-up task. For example, after students play Spinner Adventure, they can spin 10 times, record tallies, colour a graph, and compare which result happened most and least often.