March Madness isn’t just for basketball—it’s also a super fun way to bring energy and engagement into your classroom! Bracket-style competitions can turn review sessions into exciting challenges, making learning way more interactive and enjoyable for students. Plus, a little friendly competition never hurts, right? Here’s how you can bring the madness into your lessons! How It Works It’s simple: students compete in rounds where concepts, ideas, or their own answers face off against each other until there’s one final winner. You can go with single elimination, class debates, or voting—it’s totally up to you! How to Set Up Your Classroom Bracket Pick a Topic – Think about what fits your curriculum and gets students excited. Some ideas: Math : Greatest Mathematician Ever; Most Effective Problem Solving Strategy Science : Coolest Scientific Discovery; Most Useful Cell Organelle/Body System Language Arts : Best Book or Character History : Most Significant Historical Event Music/Art : Great...