I am very new to teaching and to Korea. Is there somewhere that explains the rules and how "the bomb game" is played?
Thank you.
This is partly explained on one of the slides inside.
To prepare, edit the blank rectangles to add in questions. It's ideal for review questions from previous lessons or the lesson just taught. I also like to add in some grammar questions, idioms, culture questions (how to make English tea), tasks for them to do (tell me about your future dream and how you'll achieve it) and random ones too (which languages has the teacher studied - which they usually guess correctly strangely), to keep things interesting. The number of coins after the slide are the points.
Divide the students into groups. Have each group choose a letter. It takes you to the question. Have students from that group answer. The trick I use is giving them each a laminated card. They have to pay with the card to answer. It gets them to help their teammates and stops only 2-4 students from each team answering.
Bombs (or monsters/enemies) make the team that finds them lose all their points. Items (flower & shell) let them attack 1 other team to lose x amount of points. The Star makes them invincible against attack for 2 rounds.
This can last a whole 45 minute lesson for me or be done in the remaining 10-15 minutes if needed.
