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11th grade test preparation games for Microsoft Excel
Series and parallel circuits review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "simple circuit" vocabulary and practice problems including both series and parallel resistor circuits, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve Ohm's law (voltage, current and resistance concepts), power equations, and associated units.The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classroom setting. Th
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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THE TOURNAMATOR v3 ; Game & Tournament Organizer, Automatic Rosters and Scoring!
Great for classroom competitions and parties alike. You've seen tournament templates online, they're okay for single-elimination, but what if you don't want students sitting idle after being eliminated? You need round-robin style play. Here comes, "The Tournamator"…an automatic roster and team generator, game organizer, and scoring system that will save you hours of organizing brackets and totaling scores. All you need to run it is MS-Excel or the freeware program Open Office. (downloadable
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Optics concept and vocabulary review, EXCEL jeopardy-style game
This game allows students to review "optics" vocabulary and concepts including both concave and convex mirrors and lenses, using a answer-question, jeopardy-type model. Answers/questions involve topics including reflection, refraction, virtual and real image classification, magnification, Snell's Law and diffusion. The game can be played during class, with student groups, or as a "remote learning" tool for students to review both qualitative and quantitative concepts, independent of the classro
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Scratch Off Game (ANY SUBJECT)
This game can be played multiple ways. Use a test review, questions on cards, etc. Each correct answer earns a scratch off. But students beware! Your prize may be a dud! *Do not alter or delete any cells other than cells identified in the instructions. Doing so can break the formulas in this excel sheet.*I titled the game 'Mala Suerte' (Bad Luck) for my Spanish classes. You can easily change the name on the first scratchoff sheet to fit your need.Each group is assigned a number that formulas use
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K - 12th
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