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Countries & People memory/matching game
Countries & People memory/matching game
Players match famous or iconic people or characters with countries. Some are simply stock photos and clip art, others are politicians who might be in the news. Pictures do not have names. If any person is not recognized by the class, you can make a quick digression to explain them and continue with game. I recommend that you copy the link from share and paste in a new browser tab for a clear view of the pictures. Set the browser zoom to 150-175%.
Countries memory/matching game
Countries memory/matching game
Mixture of flags, icons and foods paired with countries. I recommend that you copy the link from share and paste in a new browser tab for a clear view of the pictures. Set the browser zoom to 150-175%.
I recommend going to Wordwall to play this game. You can change the game template to Open the Box because it might be more engaging when played as a teacher-fronted game show activity. Follow up this activity with worksheets available at Wordwall.
I recommend going to Wordwall to play this game. You can change the game template to Open the Box because it might be more engaging when played as a teacher-fronted game show activity. Follow up this activity with worksheets available at Wordwall.
I recommend going to Wordwall to play this game. You can change the game template to Find the Match because it might be more engaging when played as a teacher-fronted game show activity. Follow up this activity with worksheets available at Wordwall.
I recommend going to Wordwall to play this game. You can change the game template to Find the Match because it might be more engaging when played as a teacher-fronted game show activity. Follow up this activity with worksheets available at Wordwall.
Mixture of icons and map clues to let players guess the countries. Country vocabulary comes from Kang Hsian Follow Me 7. Set the answer options to random. Question order may also be randomized.
Mixture of icons and map clues to let players guess the countries. Country vocabulary comes from Kang Hsian Follow Me 7. Set the answer options to random. Question order may also be randomized.
Mixture of icons and map clues to let players guess the countries. Country vocabulary comes from Kang Hsian Follow Me 7. Set the answer options to random. Recommend keeping the question order because a multiple choice item is immediately followed by constructed response (country name) to teach/drill spelling (typing). Maybe set random order when replayed as review.
Mixture of icons and map clues to let players guess the countries. Country vocabulary comes from Kang Hsian Follow Me 7. Set the answer options to random. Recommend keeping the question order because a multiple choice item is immediately followed by constructed response (country name) to teach/drill spelling (typing). Maybe set random order when replayed as review.
Students guess the country flags. This game is modified from another called "Doom Flags". The range of countries was narrowed to fit the Follow Me 7 lesson. Set the answer options to random. Question order may also be randomized.
Students guess the country flags. This game is modified from another called "Doom Flags". The range of countries was narrowed to fit the Follow Me 7 lesson. Set the answer options to random. Question order may also be randomized.
A modified version of Kang Hsian's public Kahoot. Picture clues are added to make it more interesting and memorable.
Countries & Who, What Sentence Making
Countries & Who, What Sentence Making
Slot machine randomizer. Students can spin to create random, wacky sentences. Play as board writing or notebook writing exercise. If any character is not recognized by the class, you can make a quick digression to explain them and continue with game or write out character names in a "Word box" on the board. I recommend that you copy the link from share and paste in a new browser tab for a clear view of the pictures. Set the browser zoom to 125-150%.
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