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Here is a guessing game to practice 'How much is it?'

https://youtu.be/j4VECKzj_g0

Quote from: CMC2668 on September 10, 2019, 07:14:54 am

Here is a guessing game to practice 'How much is it?'

https://youtu.be/j4VECKzj_g0

Where's the PPT?

It's not a PPT game. It's a game on YouTube. Simply play the video in class and pause to give your students time to answer.

I adapted a Chicken Cha Cha game from my school's old book. Thank you to whomever made the original game.

Chicken Cha Cha is a memory game. The students play in a group, we usually have somewhere between 4 to 6 in a group. They place the eggs in a circle face up on their desks. The tiles are face down in the middle of the circle. Each player puts the chicken on the egg that is closest to them. The group plays rock, scissors, paper to see who is first, and then after they move clockwise. They also move the chickens clockwise as they play the game. They must match the egg with the tile to move forward. If they move forward by jumping over another chicken, they take the other chicken's feather. We put tape on the back of the Angry Bird's and use a pom-pom for the feather.

The official way to play this game is if a match is made and the chicken moves, the player keeps playing until they can't make a match. The player who gets all of the feathers wins and the game is over. My co-teachers prefer each student gets a turn, even if the chicken moves, and then going on the next player. For time purposes, in class the player with the most feathers at the end of class wins.

This game requires a lot of prep. I made six copies for my class and I laminated everything. It took a long time! I think the official game is two sets of eggs for each tile, with 36 eggs and tiles total. I have made that many copies before, but the game ended up taking up a lot of space on the desks, even with four or five desks together, so now I just have one egg for each tile. I put navy blue slides for the tiles, so print the navy blue side on the back of the tile slides.

I think that is about it. I have played the game with a few classes and we didn't find any mistakes. I am also attaching the official description of the game, but as I explained above, we modify the game and the game play a bit to suit our class.

I show this one minute video before we explain the game to give the students an idea of how to play, even if they don't understand what is being said in the video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1f2XMSz0bvA

Enjoy!

shout out to hangook77 the true hero . I made some slight modifications but this is by far the best game you can find on this topic . There are small errors in the explanation bit but really only you/ your coteacher would be able to notice them

Thanks.  Glad to know errors are updated before I use it.  I will use this one instead of mine.  :) 

Nice thread this

Activities for Lesson 8. Most, if not all, of these materials are borrowed and modified/updated from other sources. Credit to owners.

Numbers and Money PPT
- Quizzes students on money around the world.
- Reviews "dollar" and "cent" and numbers (including large numbers)
- Teaches the name of coins in the U.S. (penny, nickel, dime, quarter)
- BUZZ counting game (you can change the rules any way you like)
- The Price is Right (students guess the price in USD of products)

Ajumma Attack (posted above^^ - credit to owner)
- Students play in teams to buy products but avoiding the Ajumma's. Coteacher and students loved this game!

Cat Shopping Video
- I'm sure most people have seen this video, posting for easy access to download.

Cowboy Reading Game (pulled from online post - credit to owner)
- I have the entire class read the question "How much are the ____?" then when the gun shoots, 2 students turn around and first to say the sentence wins.

Scrambled word review quiz.

(Modified)

Unlock the bank with fresh gifs for amusement

And here is another one to entertain the kids...

https://youtu.be/TRO1FAzDtbo