This was a highly engaging activity for students to review and practice generating specific evidence. I didn't use the letter restriction idea, but the gamification of the argument FRQ in general was fun for my students. Thanks!

— Alana H.

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My students loved this activity! We used it to help review before the AP Lang exam. It really helped them review and have fun at the same time. Teacher win! I will definitely continue using this in my AP Lang classes.

— Donna P.

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This lesson is an adaptation of the classic game Scattergories, intended to help students brainstorm evidence for the argument essay. I've used it on a traditional bell schedule, but it could easily be adapted for a 90-minute class. This file includes teacher instructions, game cards, and PowerPoint instructions, all saved as PDFs.

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7 pages

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55 minutes

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