A set of comprehension questions and solo cups are all you'll need! Each time a team gets a question right, they add a cup to their tower. Tallest tower wins. Set a 30-second timer for each round after round 4 to limit build time!

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Students respond to comprehension questions with a strict constraint: the answer must contain the exact number of words determined by a roll of two dice by the teacher. Sometimes they have to do so in as little as two words!

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Gamify any subject by drawing a foot on the board & covering it with sticky notes that hide points or 'stinky' traps. Teams take turns answering questions, but they must get the answer right to peel a note and discover what it does to their score!

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Select four categories and list matching terms for students to group correctly.

Create puzzles using key vocabulary terms. After solving, students must explain how the word connects to the lesson.

Challenge students to link related key concepts, such as connecting a novel's themes, characters, and symbols.

Turn a Google Sheet with review questions and answers into an interactive, Jeopardy-style trivia board.

🔷 Gemini Tip: Upload a study guide and generate categories and questions organized in a table. Copy & paste the table into the Google sheet template.

Customize this Deal or No Deal activity by hiding the "Free Ride" image behind a specific case slide to gamify your lesson review. 

🔷 Gemini Tip: Upload a study guide and generate 18 short questions or challenges. Copy & paste them onto the numbered case slides to fill the board.

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