Concept Review Game
This variation uses a guessing-game format to help students review concepts
and content. To begin this review activity, the teacher tells the student
that the object of the game is to figure out what the secret concept
is. The teacher then provides two to four examples or nonexamples of
the concept. For instance, if the secret concept is the Thirteen Colonies,
the teacher might begin by telling students that Massachusetts and New
Hampshire are both yes examples. Play then moves around the room as
individual students are challenged to generate one new example, which
the teacher designates as a yes or a no. If the student’s example is a yes,
the student gets a chance to guess the concept. If the student’s example
is a no, play moves on to another student. Play continues until a student
guesses the secret concept.
Concept Review Game
This variation uses a guessing-game format to help students review concepts
and content. To begin this review activity, the teacher tells the student
that the object of the game is to figure out what the secret concept
is. The teacher then provides two to four examples or nonexamples of
the concept. For instance, if the secret concept is the Thirteen Colonies,
the teacher might begin by telling students that Massachusetts and New
Hampshire are both yes examples. Play then moves around the room as
individual students are challenged to generate one new example, which
the teacher designates as a yes or a no. If the student’s example is a yes,
the student gets a chance to guess the concept. If the student’s example
is a no, play moves on to another student. Play continues until a student
guesses the secret concept.
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