However, there are no questions and answers in this template, it is just a way of keep track of points. The value of points should reflect the difficulty of the questions. The design of the board is similar to both Jeopardy and Mystery Squares in that there are different points awarded for each section of the board. I created the bullseye template as a variation from the grid layout used in other PowerPoint games. If your word has two or more matches, you will have the change the fill animation for two or more answer boxes.
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How to change the fill animation to a different colorĪll the surrounding words are set to change to red as if they were incorrect answers. If the students choose a correct answer, it will turn green.
If the students choose a word that they think completes the collocation and it is incorrect the box will turn red. In the center of the slide, there is a white box that can contains part of the collocation. Divide your class into suitable numbers.Īt the bottom of the slide, there is a hint that tells the students how many matches there are. It works well with both teams and individual players. This game works well with both large and small classes.
The aim of Pair Up is to introduce, practice and test common collocations with students. I have used a similar game in the past, but I haven’t released a version on this site before. If you move a coin from under square 7 to square 3, you will have to change the animation trigger from square 7 to square 3, otherwise the coin in square 3 will only appear when you click on square 7. Note: You can change the placement of the coins, but you will have to adjust the animation triggers.
The central concept of that game is that points can be halved or lost if the students revealed a particular icon. Trick or treat was a Halloween themed game inspired by games such as Typhoon and BAAM. This is a new PowerPoint game, but it is a variation of Trick or Treat. The team with three symbols in a row wins.Ĭlick on the ‘play again’ button to reset the board. If they produce a sentence or answer a question, the team can claim that square.Ĭlick twice on the square to reveal a cross. If they produce a sentence or answer a question, the team can claim that square.Ĭlick on the square once to reveal a circle. One student from the team nominates a number or word. Decide which team is circles and which team is crosses.Ĭircles go first. You can either play the game with the numbered squares or you can edit those squares and add words or phrases for the students to use in order to claim the square.ĭivide your students into two teams. When you open the template, you will see nine numbered squares. This year, I wanted to create a template in PowerPoint that could be used to model to activity to the whole class. I wrote about playing tic-tac-toe to set discussion goals back in April 2015, but I originally designed the template in Excel. You’ll find a few some new games as well as some old favorites. Now, as 2016 draws to a close, I wanted to put together a bumper pack of PowerPoint games to thank everyone who has been following this blog. Since tekhnologic started over two years ago, I have shared several PowerPoint games that I have created. They provide an opportunity to model an activity or a game (especially with large classes), they can be fun to play, they are easy to create or edit and they don’t require an internet connection. There are several benefits to using PowerPoint games in the classroom.
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