Super Mario Email Campaign

Hi [First Name],

What if your students were as excited about math as they are about video games?

We just dropped a brand-new collection of Super Mario inspired classroom activities, and teachers are already calling them a "game changer" (pun intended).

Inside the new Mario Activity Packets, you will find:

• Coin Counter Math Challenge — Addition, multiplication, and number sense using gold coin scoring
• Question Block Pop Quiz — Hidden review questions that make test prep feel like an adventure
• Pipe Warp Reading Stations — Rotation-based reading comprehension with built-in movement breaks
• Power-Up Writing Prompts — Creative and persuasive writing through character storytelling
• Boss Battle Review Game — Full-class review sessions where students defeat "bosses" by answering correctly
• Classroom Kingdom Reward System — A gamified behavior management tool that actually sticks

Every activity is curriculum-aligned, print-and-go, and designed for K-8 classrooms. Zero prep headaches, maximum engagement.

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Want to see how other teachers are using these in their classrooms? Check out our latest blog post with step-by-step guides for each activity.

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Keep making learning an adventure,

Jake Perlman
Teachertainment

Hi [First Name],

Quick question: How much time do you spend making worksheets "not boring"?

We built a whole collection of game-themed activity packets so you never have to answer that question again. Every packet is print-and-go, standards-aligned, and designed to keep students locked in from bell to bell.

Here is what is inside:

• Math activities with built-in scoring systems that feel like a video game
• Reading stations with rotation mechanics that get kids out of their seats
• Writing prompts that use character storytelling instead of blank pages
• A full-class review game that replaces boring test prep
• A reward system your students will actually care about

Works for K-8. Works for any subject. Works on Monday morning when everyone (including you) needs a win.

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Want the full breakdown? We published a detailed guide showing exactly how to run each activity in your classroom, including timing, materials, and differentiation tips.

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To classrooms that feel like adventures,

Jake Perlman
Teachertainment

Hi [First Name],

Just a quick heads up — we released a new set of game-themed classroom activities last week and the response has been amazing.

Six print-and-go packets covering math, reading, writing, and classroom management. Every one of them is designed to get students engaged without adding prep time to your plate.

Here is the quick list:

• Coin Counter Math Challenge
• Question Block Pop Quiz
• Pipe Warp Reading Stations
• Power-Up Writing Prompts
• Boss Battle Review Game
• Classroom Kingdom Reward System

Check Them Out

— Jake