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[ddeubel]

[ddeubel]

Thanks for that info. Fishead. I didn't know anyone else had made a bomb game in ppt or is it in ppt???? Is it like BAAM? I thought my creation was pretty unique. Here's an example

My first version of BAAM didn't go over too well but I like it. It was all bloody and about "murder" - based on the much feted "Mafia" game. Here it is. Also, this early one. Little Gun/Big Gun. Oh how time has flown!

there is also a "Monster" game that is a few years old, making the circuit. Pretty cute.

DD
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[gillod]

I do about one a month or one every two "Units". I try to vary it up with lots of games- In general the first lesson is writing and looking at the vocab, lots of visual and recall and the 2nd lesson is writing and application

[Kaypea]

My students seem to respond well to jeopardy-type games where some of the options are not based on the textbook material, but are making lists/guessing things, in which they get to access the English they already know (as opposed to just learning).

So for example, one question might be "name 5 body parts" and I just call on the students who put up their hands first (whereas most of the questions are regurgitating the target phrase).

[JBomb]

on the Dave's tips bit the KABOOM game is good fun as well.

[nukeday]