I was recently introduced to Cards Against Humanity and decided to make something similar for my classes (but school appropriate!!) so I made these cards.

I teach in a (girls) high school but they have worked with all range of abilities from 3rd graders to VERY low ability vocational classes and they have all enjoyed it.


I hope you find them useful!   

I have just opened up both those docs and printed them out. In my case they printed out perfectly, cheers for that!

Your boyfriend is a pina colada.

Yes.

Here's the cards in PDF form, I hope this is better?

I didn't laminate them but I stuck the sentence cards onto newspaper and then cut them out.

This is awesome - thanks for the pdf files! I have some intermediate and high level kids who've played the game before and asked if we could do it in after school, so this is perfect!

THANK YOU!! This is awesome. I'm going to play it with my after school kiddos today.

I've never played this. What are the rules?

Love this! I really like your selection of nouns. Some sets of ESL Apples to Apples are a little too boring... but my girls love the "poo" and "bra" cards... I tested it with some 1st grade middle school girls (really low level) and it was SO great! We finished all the cards and were like, "Again!" The. Best. I'm printing 6 sets (plus expansion pack) and laminating them!

I loved what you did echorjl!  This is perfect for middle schoolers of all levels.

I took your original idea and redesigned it a bit, combining the two sets and adding another sheet of Sentence cards.  A lot of new images and some new nouns to choose from.  I also added green and red backgrounds to the cards, so that it's a little easier to keep the Sentence cards separate from the Noun cards, and it more closely matches the actual game now.  There are now 48 green Sentence cards and 176 red Noun cards (some of my classes are big, nearly 40 students).  With final exams closing in and the students getting restless, this will really help out a lot!  I'm planning on laminating them for use with multiple classes/grades...the school's going to love me going through that many lamination sheets!

I've also included a short PPT, describing the rules of the game.  I redesigned this from the original by jazzychica (http://waygook.org/index.php/topic,16813.msg133959.html#msg133959).

Two of the green Sentence cards have personal or Gwangju-specific references.  You will have to change them to fit yourself/your location.

I just used this with my middle school 3rd graders, and it went great! Explaining the rules was the hardest part, but once they got the hang of it they really seemed to be having fun- and I had fun hearing their sentences. "My girlfriend is a banana" is the only one I remember, unfortunately.

The best part, though, is that this gets the more confident students helping the weaker students. Thanks for posting!