This is a great in-class or group activity. It can be broken up into different categories, depending on what is being taught at the time. The cards are readable for both students and teachers. It's set up sort of like Jeopardy or Trivial Pursuit.
Great activity outside of the textbooks.
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Author: Diana Abitz
Brand: Scholastic
ISBN: 0439374340
Number Of Pages: 48
ISBN: 0439374340
Number Of Pages: 48
Languages:
Original Language: English
Unknown: English
Published: English
Original Language: English
Unknown: English
Published: English
Product Description:
Reviewing facts can be fun with this kid-pleasing, curriculum-based game. Great for pairs or small groups, this resource includes 100 punch-out questions, a game board, and playing pieces. Questions come in multiple choice, true/false, and single answer formats, and have been carefully selected to help students sharpen their critical thinking skills and build their knowledge about American history. Many questions contain additional information that helps students make connections—and remember important facts.
Reviewing facts can be fun with this kid-pleasing, curriculum-based game. Great for pairs or small groups, this resource includes 100 punch-out questions, a game board, and playing pieces. Questions come in multiple choice, true/false, and single answer formats, and have been carefully selected to help students sharpen their critical thinking skills and build their knowledge about American history. Many questions contain additional information that helps students make connections—and remember important facts.
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List Price: USD 14.99
Lowest Used Price: USD 4.04
Lowest New Price: USD 5.35
List Price: USD 14.99
Lowest Used Price: USD 4.04
Lowest New Price: USD 5.35
Customer Reviews
American History Review Game
This product has not worked well for my students, but hopefully one day it will work well for my middle school class. It is high quality, so I am not afraid to let the students hold the cards until I have time to get them laminated.
Would be better if it came with a disk for the questions
I used the questions, but not the game. (PowerPoint Jeopardy) It has great questions that are broad enough that even my special ed students could be successful. For grades 5 and up.
