World History
Talk about a fast learner. One of my "teacher-students," Rebecca Small, just created two Jeopardy games for reviewing ancient Egypt from Jeopardy Labs. When I asked where she had found out about it, she said one of her students told her about it and added that I would like it since it is "on the cloud."
Egypt review #1
Egypt review #2
I also did a search for Mesopotamia and found a number of previously made ones. Here is one of them.
If you prefer to add the two together into one game, then here is one of many.
- Quizlet For Review
After each unit I talk to my students about how to review for their test - which I point out should be over several days and not just involve reading a study guide. One of the methods I also give them is a link to Quizlet which has a number of completed...
- Jeopardy Labs
While we are reviewing, here is a Jeopardy Lab game on the Byzantine Empire. You can create your own, use others or even edit someone else's for your own use. ...
- Gaming Your Class And Facilitating Student Learning
My son, who is in second grade, loves his math game that he plays at school to perfect his adding, subtraction, multiplication and division. I like looking at him playing games at school or home because he is fully engaged and doesn't mind...
- Sporcle
Fellow blogger Frank Franz (Panthers Fan) told me about this at a meeting we attended a few days ago. Sporcle has some great timed review games and allows you to create your own. Frank and I were talking about having students do essay re-writes...
- Jeopardy, Wheel Of Fortune And Other Review Games
I got this first tip from one of my readers, Marchelle Conway. This is a site that lets you enter in your questions and answers for jeopardy and it instantly creates the game for you. You then store it on their site and can see what others...
World History
Jeopardy Labs for Jeopardy Review Games
Egypt review #1
Egypt review #2
I also did a search for Mesopotamia and found a number of previously made ones. Here is one of them.
If you prefer to add the two together into one game, then here is one of many.
- Quizlet For Review
After each unit I talk to my students about how to review for their test - which I point out should be over several days and not just involve reading a study guide. One of the methods I also give them is a link to Quizlet which has a number of completed...
- Jeopardy Labs
While we are reviewing, here is a Jeopardy Lab game on the Byzantine Empire. You can create your own, use others or even edit someone else's for your own use. ...
- Gaming Your Class And Facilitating Student Learning
My son, who is in second grade, loves his math game that he plays at school to perfect his adding, subtraction, multiplication and division. I like looking at him playing games at school or home because he is fully engaged and doesn't mind...
- Sporcle
Fellow blogger Frank Franz (Panthers Fan) told me about this at a meeting we attended a few days ago. Sporcle has some great timed review games and allows you to create your own. Frank and I were talking about having students do essay re-writes...
- Jeopardy, Wheel Of Fortune And Other Review Games
I got this first tip from one of my readers, Marchelle Conway. This is a site that lets you enter in your questions and answers for jeopardy and it instantly creates the game for you. You then store it on their site and can see what others...