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11th grade literature game interactive whiteboards
CSI: Language Arts Game: Powerpoint for SmartBoard
Based on the popular board game Clue, CSI Language Arts is a real class pleaser and a great PowerPoint review game for the electronic white board. The 99 slides include 80 questions covering elements of plot, figurative language, parts of speech, grammar, informational text (nonfiction), expository writing, and affixes. Directions for play and clue cards are included at the end of the file. Playing helps students learn important language arts vocabulary and concepts.
CSI: Language Arts by K. Zu
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Greek Mythology Jeopardy Review
This is a fully functional Flash Jeopardy Review game covering Ancient Greek Mythology. The game includes 25 questions, including major gods and goddesses, greek heroes, Titans, and questions related to the Trojan War as told by Homer.
The game automatically keeps score for up to 10 teams, includes a randomly selected Daily Double question, and allows you to add a tie-breaking Final Round at the end of the game.
The file is a Flash Executable and should play on most any PC.
Grades:
5th - 12th
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Literary Terms Jeopardy Review
Literary terms and definitions are reviewed in this Jeopardy-style PowerPoint review game. Definitions and terminology are pulled directly from Pennsylvania's Department of Education Glossary to Assessment Anchor and Eligible Content for Literature for Keystone Exams.
When used in conjunction with an electronic whiteboard, this can be a very interactive and competitive review game for any class preparing for standardized tests in literature. Answers are animated to come into the slide, and th
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9th - 12th
Figurative Language PowerPoint Jeopardy! Review Game
The following PowerPoint presentation is a Jeopardy! review game with examples of figurative language terms in application. The game is lively and makes for a fun, competitive lesson. All that is needed a student or teacher to operate the gameboard, but it's easy to figure out. The five categories include Simile vs. Metaphor, Oxymoron vs. Paradox, Personification, Figurative Language in Music, and Other Figurative Language Terms. If you dislike any of the suggested answers, you can edit the game
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Grades:
6th - 12th
The Great Gatsby Jeopardy Style Review Game
Need a review game for The Great Gatsby? Look no further! This jeopardy style review game covers quotes, basic comprehension of the plot, symbols, and more.
There is one special square that has a link to The Charleston Style dance on YouTube. Students don't suspect they'll be asked to complete a dance move, but this games challenges them to! This activity square adds to the thrill of the game and makes learning relevant. A great way to study as a class.
You will need an internet browser t
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
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General Literature Studies Jeopardy Powerpoint - Click through
This PowerPoint is complete - with questions, categories and icons to click from dollar amount question to clue and back to the main board. You can use this on a SmartBoard or with a projector.
The categories are general enough to span grades and serve as a review, with maybe one or two questions that are difficult or possible not part of your curriculum. The terms and texts are important components found within the Common Core.
The answer key is the preview file.
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Literary Device Game
This is the most fun your students will ever have learning literary devices. This game allows them to master the terminology and the usage of each and every one. It is an activity that can be used to fill in some spare time at the end of a class or be a key lesson that can be used to introduce the content, and later be reviewed again and again. It is ready to go, complete with instructions, gameboard, definition clues, and variations on ways to play. This game can be adapted for any core subjec
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Twelfth Night Jeopardy (Whole Play!!)
Are you and your students fans of Jeopardy? If you answered yes, then this is the product for you! After we finished reading Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, my students and I prepared for the test that would assess their knowledge and encompass all of the important parts of Twelfth Night and parts of Shakespeare's life.This Jeopardy game consists of five (5) topics: Characters, Act I, Acts II and III, Acts IV and V, and Shakespeare. There are five (5) questions for each topic with answers
Grades:
6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Penderwicks Jeopardy by Jeanne Birdsall
Have fun reviewing facts and details from The Penderwicks by Jeanne Birdsall. Categories include Characters, Setting, Plot, Animals, and Wild Card. Make learning fun by creating a game in your classroom.
This download includes a Powerpoint which can also be opening in Google Slides.
Click on the dollar amount to be taken to the question, and the return to the main page by clicking on the star in the bottom right corner.
Message me if you have any suggestions to improve the game.
Jeopardy
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
The Color Purple Review Jeopardy Game
This is a fun, interactive way to review the novel, The Color Purple, by Alice Walker with your students. It is a power point presentation what works wonderfully on an interactive white board/ Smart Board, but will also work with an LCD projector and computer. My students have really been able to hone their knowledge of the novel with this game in preparation for novel based assessments.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Where's Wally: Finding Tone - GAMIFIED!
GAMIFIED! - bringing fun into the senior classroom - learning through playGamified! is my NEW resource series on TPT. Through incorporating play into the high school English classroom students are motivated, stimulated and supported to develop the skills, concepts and language they need to succeed.This Where's Wally inspired game expands students' understanding of TONE.It reinforces the skills of:- identifying/naming tone- understanding which words/phrases are creating that tone- exploring how t
Grades:
11th - 12th
Of Mice and Men Quotes Bingo Game Activity
OverviewOf Mice & Men Quote Bingo Game is an engaging PowerPoint downloadable game/activity designed to help students revise the main quotes from the text Of Mice and Men. With 30 adaptable questions and answers included, this game encourages active participation and critical thinking. Students pick 9 names at the beginning, and the teacher projects the PowerPoint game, creating an interactive and enjoyable revision session.PowerPoint StructureSlide 2 Table of 30 Answers A table featuring 30
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Romeo and Juliet Jeopardy
Review the entire play with your class! Jeopardy style! Students love this, it looks just like jeopardy with questions from each act of the play. A total of 31 slides with 30 clues for your students to answer. It's interactive and allows for students to have fun while reviewing the play.
If you like this be sure to check out my other Romeo and Juliet products:
R& J Vocabulary https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Romeo-and-Juliet-Vocabulary-words-and-quiz-2657140
R&J Bundle
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Also included in: Romeo and Juliet Bundle
Shakespeare Romeo & Juliet Quotes Bingo Game Activity
OverviewRomeo & Juliet Quote Bingo Game is an engaging PowerPoint downloadable game/activity designed to help students revise the main quotes from the Shakespeare play Romeo & Juliet. With 30 adaptable questions and answers included, this game encourages active participation and critical thinking. Students pick 9 names at the beginning, and the teacher projects the PowerPoint game, creating an interactive and enjoyable revision session.PowerPoint StructureSlide 2 Table of 30 Answers A ta
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7th - 11th
Literary Terms Word Guess Game
In this game the definition or example of a literary term is given and the students will guess the term letter by letter until time runs out.
For example:
Time and Place of Story
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
This is a fun review as a whole class game or you can divide the class into teams.
Complete with Sound
Students have a good time Guessing
Terms include:
Setting, Characterization, Conflict, Onomatopoeia, Simile, Metaphor, and few more.
15 questions in all
Grades:
4th - 12th
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The Odyssey Smartboard Review Matching Games
This is a Smartboard game with 4 matching screens for students to briefly review The Odyssey. Content includes a plot timeline, character matching, conflict matching, and exposition and resolution of scenes. My students love these simple matching games to help them prepare for the end of unit test. This is used as one stations for a centers review activity completed at the end of the unit.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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