Directions.
Teacher sends the PowerPoint file to the students' tablets.
Students click to open the file. It will start automatically after opening.
Click "ESC"to close the file.
How to play:
Each student has his or her own board in his or her tablet.
Each board has a number spinner from 1 to 4. (click on the wheel to spin it, and click on it again to stop it)
Move the little pawn to the number on the wheel and say the word in the box.
Take turns.
Click on "スタート" to reset the board.
Special thanks to @kiwiguy23 for allowing me to use his template.
Files:
Oh this is super cool！How would you go about editing it to allow for different content？I really enjoy this format but also want to change it to accommodate my 4th grade as well. Thank you again for making this!
Hi @jbjoker2. It's all based on animations. I added an " Editable" version too. You can download this version and change the background picture to accomodate your 4th grade classes or any other class. Just check the animations and see if you can make the changes, but basically you can just copy the template, change the pictures and send the template to the back of the slide. If you can't make the changes, please let me know so I'll try to explain to you in a better way how to edit it. Just a tip; After editing I would recommend you to save as "PowerPoint Show", that will allow the program to start automatically just by clicking on it and it will prevent the kids from clicking on the pictures and messing up the pictures and commands, which you make you loose a lot of class time trying to fix it.
@jbjoker2, by the way, if you want to use only the "number wheel" in another PowerPoint, you can just copy and paste it. Because the animations and the pictures to make the wheel spin and stop are already all set up together you won't have to edit it again to make it run. Just copy it and paste it wherever you want.
That is a trememdous help！Thank you so much for such an easy to understand explanation and such a great resource. Will be using this as a fun digital review that saves me from having to print boards for a 15 minute game haha!
@jbjoker2 You're welcome. By the way if you like board games I have another activity called "Digital Sugoroku Review (Let's try 1,2)", you can take a look to see if you like it. It's a little more tricky to edit that one because it's based on micro, but take a look, you might like it. Cheers!