Activity

Connect Four - Relative Pronouns

Students play Connect Four by completing the relative pronoun sentences.

This is a Powerpoint game based on the game Connect Four. Students will need tablets to play (one tablet per pair).

Put students in pairs and have them share a tablet. The first slide explains how to play the game Connect Four. The next slide is the actual game. Students should do rock paper scissors to decide who goes first, and who will be red or yellow. The students can choose their squares by saying the relative pronoun sentence aloud to their partner, filling the blanks with the information from the square they want to choose. Then, they can place their counter by clicking the image on that square. Clicking the image multiple times will rotate through the two counter colours. The first students to place four counters in an unbroken line wins!

Make sure to remind the students they can only place a counter in a space if there is something underneath to support it - either the bottom row, or another counter.

If you would like to change the images or text, you will first need to go to the 'selection pane' in powerpoint and 'unlock' the images and text. I have locked them to prevent students from accidentally moving the images around when opening the file.

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  • relative pronouns connect four.pptx (9.21 MB)
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    Submitted by katiegregory July 26, 2022 Estimated time: 10-20 mins
    1. Isa 2022 October 13, 2022

      Thank you very much!
      It's a very good idea for practicing Relative Nouns in the Objective Case. (Sunshine 3 program 6)

    2. Delia November 11, 2022

      Thanks for this!! I'm gonna try with the tablets , but print worksheets (to draw circles old-fashioned way) just in case. Also fits New Horizon 3 Unit 6 perfectly if you haven't already said that.

    3. celireeder July 26, 2024

      Hi, probably a dumb question but how do you share the powerpoint with the students?

    4. JulieW October 8, 2024

      Celireeder, probably a too late response now, but I had my JTE share the powerpoint in the student's Microsoft Teams class page, so they could access it there and download it. Depends if your school uses MS Teams and if your JTE uses it for class or not.

    5. Marshy October 11, 2024

      Thank you for sharing. Great Activity.

    6. Marilyn November 1, 2024

      I can:t open it.

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