This is a review game for the present continuous grammar. My 1st year JHS students enjoyed this a lot since the images are hard to guess with only a few parts revealed.
HOW TO PLAY:
- Divide the class into teams.
- Review the sentence pattern. (i.e. "What is he doing?" "He is ~ing.")
- Click anywhere to reveal the question and the hidden image.
- If the students are able to answer immediately without revealing the whole image, click the STAR on the left bottom side to show the full image and the anwer.
- IMPORTANT: Move forward to the next question and image by clicking the ARROW on the right bottom side.
- You can check the answer on the memo part of the slides.
- I suggest you do a runthrough before class just to get the hang of how the slides are structured.
Feel free to edit the Powerpoint template and use it for other grammar review.
Let me know if there are any mistakes. Enjoy!
Nicely made!! thanks for sharing
Great job!! It is an awesome activity.
Thank you everyone! I'm glad you like this activity. :)
This is great! my kids are so tired of charades to practice present progressive. I think they'll love this, thanks for sharing!
Looks very interesting and I think the kids will enjoy it! Thanks for sharing!
Omg! This saved my life! I was asked to do something for this grammar at the last minute and by the greatest of lucks I found this. Thank you for sharing and making it so easy to understand!
This game was beyond perfect for the 1st years! They all had so much fun. And one student was so happy to see a character from Noragami included. Thanks so much for this wonderful activity :)
I'm so grateful that you made this game, it really saved my bacon today! I combined it with the castle game to raise the stakes and they synergized perfectly. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much for this awesome activity! It's very creative and looks so fun!
beautifully made! Thanks for this!
This is awesome and went down well. Thank you for sharing!
This is so awesome! Thank you for making this!
How do you play this? Just raise hands and whoever is first gets a point?
Hi @gademe! You're right. That's how we usually play this game. But other variations could be, the teacher will decide the order of which the group will answer. This way, all group will have a chance to gain points. If a group cannot answer after 2 hints, other groups will have a chance to answer. :)
Thank you everyone! Glad you enjoyed this game! :)
Thank you very much. The students greatly enjoyed this!