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I think Quizlet is a great way to implement instructional games to help them learn from not being distracted easily. They have some games for what they want to learn. Such as time matching. They can put questions for what they want to learn and play a game. It'll help them from not being bored of learning. They can get a lot of use from this website. You can also download it on the phone/ipad.

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I think a great game to use that won't distract the student would be kahoot, quizlet, and other as long as they stay with the unit.

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Every game has potential for learning! Consider the educational value in some of the more popular, entertainment-focused games that your students (and you!) already enjoy at home. Of course, not all games are school-appropriate, but you can approach any game from an educational perspective.

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Creating a Jeopardy game to play together as a class would be a great way use technology for the lesson. I think it would definitely interest most students!

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One way you can implement instructional games is using SmartExchange. This is not a game particularly, but it is an interactive lesson that the students will see as a game.

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You can implement games like kahoot, quizlet, and many more as long as it relates to questions relevant to what is being taught. This is beneficial for especially competitive students, so they will want to learn the information so that they will win.

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I think that the key is to utilize an instructional game that is truly about the content. I have seen several games on the internet that are focused on a story line rather than the content of study. Although these games are fun for kids and can be of benefit, sometimes you want games that are solely about the content so that kids can focus on learning. I recommend quizlet because there is little room for distraction.

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I think a good way to implement instructional games would be using Kahoot.It! This teaches the students to pay attention so that they can succeed on the game/ quiz after the lesson! You can even have a prize for the student who answers the most questions correctly! I'll post the link below!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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What are some ways that I can implement instructional games into the lesson without distracting the students from the focus on content