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This is an ELA example but the second slide gives you the directions. As you can see, you can adapt for any content. Feel free to modify directions for your classroom!

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Sometimes known as Back to the Board, this is a game that never fails to get the students going.

1. Put two chairs (or more depending on how many teams you want) at the front of the class, facing away from the board. Organize students into teams and invite one person from each team to take the ‘hot seat’, with the rest of the group standing around them.

2. Choose a word from the Vocab Bag and write it on the board, making sure the seated students do not look.

3. The standing students must give a definition for the word that will enable the student in the hot seat to correctly guess it. The first student to guess the word wins a point for their team.

4. Rotate the students around after every word, so that every student has their turn in the hot seat.

***From National Geographic***

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These are two activities that really appeal to kinaesthetic, visual and creative learners and make vocabulary revision a whole lot of fun. For Pictionary each team will need some sheets of blank paper (or a mini-whiteboard) and for Claymation they will need a tub of play-dough.

1. Prepare a set of vocabulary cards for each team before class.

2. Explain that each team member will take it turns to draw/make the word that they pick up. Make it clear that the drawer/maker MUST not speak or use letters/numbers to help them, while the other team members must guess the word.

3. Start the activity – the first team to guess all of the words is the winner

***From National Geographic***

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More so aligned to ELA yet beneficial to see a break down of highly used test words.

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On card stock print the definitions and vocabulary words. Have students play this old children's game turning over the cards to match the words and the definitions. The student with the most pairs of correct matching words and definitions in the end wins. I would suggest playing in groups of 3-4.

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Ways to introduce new vocabulary

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A Few Kagan Cooperative Learning Strategies...

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A Few Kagan Cooperative Learning Strategies...

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Ways to engage your students no matter the content or TEKS

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Building Academic Language

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Review Vocabulary or Content

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Review Game

Create a fun, free review game in the stlye of Who Wants to be a Millionaire with up to 15 questions and whatever values you choose for each round. Players will have the option of using their 3 "Lifelines" during the game.
Try a Demo Game Create a New Game Now! Search Game Library

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Free Who Wants to be a Millionaire Review Game

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Create a fun, free review game in the stlye of Who Wants to be a Millionaire with up to 15 questions and whatever values you choose for each round. Players will have the option of using their 3 "Lifelines" during the game. Try a Demo Game Create a New Game Now!

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Review vocabulary or content

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Create your own jeopardy template online, without PowerPoint. Or browse the pre-made templates created by other people!

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Place the vocabulary words on the bingo card and call out the definitions or vice versa

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Create your own bingo card from scratch

Instructions: Enter your bingo card title, choose a size, and type your words into the squares.

You can drag-and-drop images into the squares and customize the color scheme.

To generate your bingo cards, cilck the "Generate" button.

Afterwards, you can print your bingo cards, or play a virtual bingo game.

Features

New! For question/answer-style bingo, flip over the square to enter a question/clue (which will appear on the call list)

Drag and drop images from your computer to liven up your card

Print 10 bingo cards or 10,000 with 1, 2 or 4 bingo cards per page

Play virtual bingo from a computer, tablet or smartphone

Use the automatically generated random call list to conduct your game

Decide if you want to fix your words/images to a single column (like in traditional bingo), or shuffle them across the entire card.

Customize the size of your card with 5x5, 4x4 and 3x3 grids

Add as many words/images as you want

Choose whether you want a free space or not

Calculate the probability of someone winning your bingo game after a certain number of calls

Drag-n-drop an image from your computer into a square

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#1 Free Bingo Card Generator - Play Online or Print Cards

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Create your own bingo cards with words and images, or choose from hundreds of existing cards. Print them or play online. It's easy.

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A fun way for student to categorize words and make inferences

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A great team quiz to revise key words and the connections between them!

You will see a wall of 16 clues.
You need to group them into 4 rows of 4 connected items.
Simply click four cards to identify a group.
You score 1 point for each group found within 2.5 minutes.
You have unlimited guesses for the first two groups.
After completing 2 groups, you have 3 chances to create the final 2 groups.

After arranging all 4 groups (or when time runs out) the correct groups are shown.
You can earn 1 point per group for identifying the connection between them.
If you spot all 4 groups and all 4 connections, you gain a 2-point bonus (a total of 10 points).
This quiz is based on, but is not affiliated with, the 'connect wall' element in the BBC quiz show 'Only Connect'

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Connect Fours - Quiz Template from ClassTools.net

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You will see a wall of 16 clues. You need to group them into 4 rows of 4 connected items. Simply click four cards to identify a group. You score 1 point for each group found within 2.5 minutes. You have unlimited guesses for the first two groups.…