There is nothing better than
learning while playing. Here comes our didactic game.
This didactic game is targeting grade 4 students in order to
assess their knowledge in an amusing way regarding decimals. This lesson is
included in the Lebanese curriculum and I teach it to my students as a unit. In
other words, “decimals” is a unit divided into 6 lessons covered in two weeks,
followed by a test wrapping all the unit. The game should be played after
covering the whole unit (6 lessons) and before doing the test.
This game cannot be played individually; it should be done
through groups while the teacher is simply a facilitator. His/her job is to divide
the students among five groups. It’s advised to have 5 students in each group
since the game contains 5 levels and all groups will go through them.
Click here for further information about the game.
Click here for further information about the game.
Some questions include direct feedback while others not.
That’s why the teacher should be assessing students work and marking grades for
each group. In order to have a winner at the end of the game.
Here is a demo about the game.
Here is a demo about the game.
Click here to download the game.
Please note that this game is done using Activinspire, if you don't have it please click here to download the software.
Thank you for this clear and instructional screencast tutorial: "I chose 1.1 on the top right because this game is on decimals.", "It is advisable to assess students for the same instructional objectives", "Certain exercises have instant feedback", etc.
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