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Originally submitted by Ryan Coutant on Mar 06, 2016.
These questions were written with 2nd graders learning comparatives and superlatives in mind. You could also use this is as a template to add your own questions or just use the hex screen.
DETAILED EXPLANATION:
- Click on the letters on the map to go to the question pages (click to see Q & A)
- Click on the seal in the lower right hand corner of the question pages to go back to the map
- Click on the hex (but not on the letter) to pick the color of the team that got it right
- Click on the team's circle in the bottom right corner to celebrate the team's correct answer
- When the game is done, click the star of the winning team to show the victory screen
PRO TIPS:
You can pause the text/image appearing animations on the question pages by hitting the "1" key. This is helpful when you have students that raise their hand/buzz in early. You can resume the text/image animation by hitting the "~" key
TEACHING SUGGESTIONS:
- Install the Ruach font to make the title look nice
Files:
Fantastic! Really engaged a lot of the students. A lot of the information is out of date, check before use.
There is a LOT of animation going on here, be aware this may struggle to run on school computers.
There was always one group with a lower score. May need a strategy to support.
Also, keep in mind where in Japan you are when using this. Osaka students can answer the Osaka question easily because the image doesn't have a slow reveal like other slides do, may be the case for other regions.