One game is calling out a
question to answer or a word or sentence to spell, giving the groups
twenty or thirty seconds to write the answer (and telling them not to
raise their board until I say time is up), and then having them show me
the answer. The groups with
the correct answer get a point. This way everyone has an
opportunity to score a point, not just the first one with the answer. I’ll sometimes end this game, and
others, with an opportunity for each team to bet all or part of their
points on the last question (like in “Final Jeopardy”).
lvirgil on 19 Mar 15You know those paper fortune tellers? They were *the* rage when I was a kid. I loved them! And it is time to introduce my kiddos to the joy of Cootie catchers – while reviewing math lessons. We made two paper games, one to review fractions and another to review times tables. . Want to learn …
