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Click on the link below to tell your teachers what you think of this unit!

LINK TO "HOW DID WE DO?" Survey

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What great collaboration!

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Kahoot.it

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https://tinyurl.com/grcsuhangout

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In this final Reflection you will need to think of evidence or examples that you have met our learning goals.

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Below are the assessments you will be completing.
Target:

1. Collaborate effectively and respectfully.

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If you finish early check out these activities!
1. SAVE SPIDEY Digital Breakout
2. World Geography Games. Some games are TOUGH!
3. Birthday Party Puzzler

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You and your teachers will be ready. Its time to show our stuff!

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To make a mystery hangout flow properly it is important that each team/individual knows what to do. In this activity you will be determining MH jobs and roles.
Skype Jobs Handout
Roles Protocol

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To make sure we are ready to go live with our partners we will run a Mock Mystery Hangout with a fictitious Character!

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In the first lesson you will be learning about geography questions and deciding what questions we are going to ask our partner class. Use the guide and fill in your team color!

Geographical Question Guide

OUR Questions Collaboration

6 Elements Resource

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In this activity you will be playing a quick game of "Who Am I?" This will help you understand questioning in a simple way!

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Who Am I? is a guessing game where players use yes or no questions to guess the identity of a famous person. Questions are based upon the traits and characteristics of a person everyone will be able to identify. This game works well with any size group, however the larger the group, the more fun the game becomes.

Who Am I? makes an excellent ice-breaker, as the game can take as little as ten to fifteen minutes. If players take turns, the game lasts longer. We have provided a list of Who Am I? game questions and Who Am I? Names for your playing convenience. Playing a guess who I am game makes any party or get-together more fun.

How to Play "Who Am I?"

There are several ways to prepare to play this game.

To use very few materials and almost no time for preparation, simply write the names of famous people on sticky notes.

You can prepare in advance with pictures of famous people cut from magazines or names written on notecards. Use masking tape to adhere to the players' foreheads or backs.

You can purchase a card deck of famous people designed specifically for playing "Who Am I?"

Additionally, depending on the group size and the amount of time you wish to take for the game, you can choose one of the following methods.

1. Everyone receives a sticky note or note card with the name of a famous person. The name is placed on either the person's forehead or upper back with a piece of masking tape. Players circulate and ask yes or no questions until everyone has identified the name on their own sticky note or card.

2. Each player takes a turn with the other players asking yes or no questions, until the player with the sticky note or card guesses the identity of the famous person.

A specific amount of time or number of questions is given to the players. Ten to twenty questions are usually enough, depending on how difficult the category, as well as the age and maturity level of the players. The game should not take more than about twenty minutes - ten for preparation and explanation and ten for play.

Encourage players to move throughout the room, mingling and asking each other questions. Once a player guesses their character's identity correctly, they can continue to play answering the questions other players ask, or you can decide they need to wait in an area away from the other players.

Who Am I? Game Rules

Make sure you explain the game to the group before you begin playing.
Each person tries to figure out which famous person they are by only asking "Yes" or "No" questions to gain clues about the name that is on their back or forehead.

Do not look at the name on your forehead.

Start by asking broad questions.

Get more specific with your questions.

State your guess as to your identity

"Who Am I?" Game Questions

Players may ask any question that can be answered by Yes or No. Play is more fun and proceeds at a steadier pace if the questions are like the following:

Are you a male (female)?

Are you an entertainer?

Are you a singer (dancer, actor)?

Are you a historical figure?

Are you young (old)?

Are you alive now?

Are you considered beautiful (handsome)?

The following is an example of questions you might ask for the category "Disney Characters."

"Who Am I?" Names List

The following list of names will help you get ready for your game of Who Am I?

Snow White

Snoopy

Scooby Doo

John Wayne

Anne Hathaway

Duke Ellington

Madonna

Superman

Batman

Robin

George Washington

Abraham Lincoln

Thomas Edison

Benjamin Franklin

Brittany Spears

Cinderella

Sleeping Beauty

Billy Joel

Albert Einstein

Richard Nixon

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Dora the Explorer

Elmo/Big Bird

Howard Stern

Donald Trump

Rosie O'Donnell

Oprah Winfrey

Helen of Troy

Helen Keller

Cleopatra

Queen Elizabeth

Demi Moore

Angelina Jolie

Bill Clinton

Hillary Clinton

Bill Cosby

George Clooney

Rachael Ray

Martha Stewart

Magic Johnson

Dennis Miller

Michael Jackson

Brad Pitt

John Lennon

Elvis

Tom Sawyer

Napoleon

Cleopatra

Joan of Arc

SpongeBob

Ellen DeGeneres

Simon Cowell

George Bush

Additionally, you can choose to use categories such as Bible characters, sports stars, actors, etc. Base your choices on the composition and age level of your group. For example, classic rock stars work for adults, while Marvel characters would be a better choice for teens, and Disney characters suit children. You may also wish to choose a character category that fits with a party theme, such as names of sports cars for a boy's birthday party where kids are going to a local go-kart track.

Game Variations

Who Am I? Charades

Players take turns acting out the names of famous people.

The same as Who Am I? However, instead of people, names are for things, such as a house, an apple, a tree, etc.

Category "Who Are We?"

For a very large group, select someone to be "It." It leaves the room and the rest of the group forms a circle and decides who they will be. For example, they may decide to be surgeons or flight attendants. It reenters the room and asks Yes or No questions, one for each member of the group. Answers must be true, but can be cleverly stated to confuse It. After each member of the group asks one questions, "It" guesses the mystery category.

The fun of "Who Am I?" increases when the sticky notes or cards are on the foreheads of all the players, as everyone looks rather silly. Use this game as an icebreaker at the beginning of a party, a way to get people to mingle and meet, or to liven things up when a party begins to falter. Fun is guaranteed whenever you play "Who Am I?"

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Who Am I? is a guessing game where players use yes or no questions to guess the identity of a famous person. Questions are based upon the traits and characteristics of a person everyone will be able to identify. This game works well with any size group, however the larger the group, the more fun the game becomes.

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A Mystery Hangout is a classroom challenge where 2 classes connected through Google ask YES or NO questions. Check out the video below. What questions do you have for the students who did this?