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Frogger and other quiz scoring games

Age 7-11 (KS2)
Age 11-14 (KS3)

A way to use 'quiz show' style games to make plenaries more exciting. Choose a boy and a girl to come to the front. Play a boys vs girls quiz as a starter or plenary and their representative at the board gets to click the frog/try and sink a battleship/choose a dart if they get the answer right. There are no questions included - could be used for any subject.



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Published 16 Apr 2009

Contributed by Henry Cordy-McKenna — Experienced contributor The Honywood Community Science School

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Sharnon Robinett - Member

I didn't get to download and use it. I didn't even preview it. I tried to download it. If it looks like it hoes from looking at it between the icons, it's a great-looking game.

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Susan Byrne - Experienced contributor

Brilliant resources for all subjects which have question and answering as part of a lesson plan. A fun way to keep score in these animated and interactive slides

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Don't be put off by the short previews - these use clever animations to make the quiz interactive

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These are a great way to liven up quizzes in any subject and can be used with different age groups and abilities

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Frogger

1Answer questions correctly to get your team s frog over the pond pond

Bullseye

1Bullseye!Take it in turns to throw a dart (touch or click on any one). Answer a question to get the points!23456Thanks for for

Battleships

1Battleships!Answer questions to choose a square
Sink the most ships to win!2ADCB43213Teacher instructions:
Drag the battleships into the squares of your choice on slide 2.
Copy and paste the white square below onto slide 2
Drag the white square so it covers a ship
Keep pasting the white square until all ships are covered covered

Moon Invaders

1Important: Interactive Whiteboard IssuesSome whiteboards do not respond to touch instantly when running a PowerPoint like this. A way around it is to jiggle the mouse or stroke the board surface just as the pupil is running up to launch the missile. This will make the arrow pointer visible once more and the rocket should launch when the pupil touches it.Teachable.net 2009. Some rights reserved.
http://teachable.net/res.asp?r=2586 2Teacher NotesThe aim is to destroy all four invaders before they reach the moon surface.
It s quick-fire answering There is only one minute before they land!
Ask a question and the first pupil to shout out the answer can run up and press missile 1. Then repeat this until all the aliens are destroyed in sequence or the aliens have landed.3Moon landed.3Moon

Last Cat Standing

1Important: Interactive Whiteboard IssuesSome whiteboards do not respond to touch instantly when running a PowerPoint like this. A way around it is to jiggle the mouse or stroke the board surface just as the pupil is running up to launch the cat. This will make the arrow pointer visible once more and the cat should move when the pupil touches it.2Teacher NotesThe aim is to beat up as many of the opposition s cats as possible.
It s quick-fire answering First pupil to put hand up and give correct answer gets to press a cat on their side (East side or West side!)
You can launch any cat in any order. The team with the most cats surviving is the winner! In the event of a draw the quiz needs to go to sudden death. Just click the button to go to this slide.3Last Cat Standing!4Click here in the event of a draw!East Side5Oh

Top Gear

1Important: Interactive Whiteboard IssuesSome whiteboards do not respond to touch instantly when running a PowerPoint like this. A way around it is to jiggle the mouse just as the pupil is running up to touch the Jenson or Lewis button. This will make the arrow pointer visible once more and the car will move when the pupil touches it.2Teacher NotesThe aim is to get Lewis or Jenson around the track first. Five correct answers will do the trick. Divide the class in two and they choose Jenson Button or Lewis Hamilton.
It s quick-fire answering First pupil to put hand up and give correct answer gets to press Lewis or Jenson so their car moves along the track.
First across the line is rewarded with a chequered flag and congratulations from Murray Walker himself!3Top Gear!Click Murray to start!4What a fantastic win for Lewis Hamilton!!What a fantastic win for Jenson Jenson

Aliens versus Earthlings football game

1Important: Interactive Whiteboard IssuesSome whiteboards do not respond to touch instantly when running a PowerPoint like this. A way around it is to jiggle the mouse just as the pupil is running up to score their goal. This will make the arrow pointer visible once more and the ball should move when the pupil touches the goalie.2Teacher NotesThe aim is to score more goals than the other team. Divide your class (boys vs girls perhaps?)
It s quick-fire answering The first pupil to put their hand up and give correct answer gets to press their goalie. This sets off a chain of animations and a goal is scored.
The pupil then presses their score button to add a goal to their tally.
The score button scrolls from 0 to a maximum of 5 goals.3Click here to play4Aliens
ScoreEarthlings
ScoreEarthlings

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