I played this game with mini-whiteboards which the students could write on and hold up their answers. You can find my mini-whiteboard for download here.
You can run the game however you like, but this is what I do.
- I put students into groups of 2, 3 or 4 depending on the overall class size. I like to encourage group work as I have found when students put their heads together they can achieve a lot, but more importantly collaboratively teach each other too!
- I assign each group a number and draw up a simple score board on the classroom whiteboard.
- In the game I give students 20 seconds to answer each question, but more advanced classes will answer many of them very quickly. A quick game is a good game. If you see the class has finished before the time is up, check answers and move onto the next question. Idle hands are the devil's workshop.
- When students are working in a group, make sure they each take turns writing the answer. This helps to keep them all actively engaged and participating.
- When the time is up, have students hold up their answers so you can check them and award points to correct teams.
I hope you have as much fun with this game as I did.
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