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    This document provides instructions for a classroom game called "Five Things That..." where the teacher prepares categories with 5 words each and calls them out one by one. Small student teams then write down 5 answers for each category called that match the teacher's answers, earning a point for each correct match. The game is meant to be a fun brainstorming activity to play at the start of class with the goal of the teams writing answers that align with the teacher's 5 items in each category called.

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    This document provides instructions for a classroom game called "Five Things That..." where the teacher prepares categories with 5 words each and calls them out one by one. Small student teams then write down 5 answers for each category called that match the teacher's answers, earning a point for each correct match. The game is meant to be a fun brainstorming activity to play at the start of class with the goal of the teams writing answers that align with the teacher's 5 items in each category called.

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    This document provides instructions for a classroom game called "Five Things That..." where the teacher prepares categories with 5 words each and calls them out one by one. Small student teams then write down 5 answers for each category called that match the teacher's answers, earning a point for each correct match. The game is meant to be a fun brainstorming activity to play at the start of class with the goal of the teams writing answers that align with the teacher's 5 items in each category called.

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    Five Things That...
    Age/Level: Elementary and above Time: 20 minutes Players: Small teams

    Preparation: Write a list of categories with five words in each category

    Aim: To write down five answers that match the teacher’s answers

    This is a fun brainstorming game to play at the start of class. The aim is for the teams to
    write down five answers that match the five things on your list.

    Before the game, prepare a list of categories with five words in each category

    Procedure

    Split the students into small teams and give each team a sheet of paper.

    Call out one of the categories, e.g. five things that are watched.

    The students then brainstorm and write down five answers.

    Each team gets one point for each answer that matches the teacher's answer.

    Play several rounds.

    The team with the most points at the end of the game is the winner.

    Here are some examples of categories you can use: Five things that are watched, round,
    listened to, made of plastic, read, used in an office, useful, blue, etc.

    Teach-This.com ©20I3 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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