This is just a big comparatives and superlatives review that I turned into a game of Jeopardy and decided to make all cute and seasonal.
From the question board just click the number to take you to that question. Click the question to reveal the answer, and when you're done, you can click the big orange leaf in the bottom left to go back to the question board.
The questions you have viewed will automatically fade away when you return to the question board, so you don't have to worry about keeping track of them.
When you have gotten to your last question, the small brown animated leaf in the top right will bring you to the ending slide. This leaf is on every question slide.
If anyone has questions or if anything breaks just let me know.
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This was really very well done. Appreciate all the effort you put in. My 2nd years are doing this topic now so it will come in very handy....season not withstanding lol
@Ulysses Thank you very much! Yeah I was doing it in the autumn across all my schools lol. But you are absoltely more than welcome to take the questions and put them into a Christmas themed PPT if you want to make things festive! :)
For the Q&A portion, are those questions something you have gone over in a previous lesson? how would the student know those answers? or are they kind of supposed to guess?
thanks for this. the slides are awesome.
@jk555 The first three questions I always make about their teachers, so even without lining us up they are usually able to guess because they have a rough idea of how tall or how old their teachers are. The last two questions are up to you. Usually they just make an educated guess as I like to just have some fun trivia in the quiz, but that's just a personal preference. For me it's more abour them practicing the grammar, with the added bonus of some trivia.
@anantodam Thank you very much! Glad you like it!
I love the artwork in this. It makes it feel a lot more special than a normal jeopardy game.
@MrRedApple1 Glad you like it! I love a festive/seasonal PPT!