Anyone use Powerpoint Jeopardy in the classroom? I can't seem to find much on the net, mostly just templates. I am going to write my own this week and will upload them if it's possible. If anyone has some completed presentations please feel free to share them.
Thanks in advance
I've done standard Jeopardy and it's always been a hit. Any particular reason why it has to be done in PowerPoint or is it just a personal preference?
Yeah, one of the schools I work in has pcs, projectors etc in the classrooms. It's really easy to plug in a usb with lesson content and get started straight away. The students also seem to be more captivated by projected text than my handwriting and like I said it saves time.
^ fair enough. sounds cool anyways. i just sometimes worry about folks using technology just for the sake of using technology. good luck.
Moon Lander Champion!pm me your edress. i've got a few done.
I've just written one, complete with sound effects, nice bright colours etc Available as a template if you want it?Originally Posted by Pulsation
Anyone use Powerpoint Jeopardy in the classroom? I can't seem to find much on the net, mostly just templates. I am going to write my own this week and will upload them if it's possible. If anyone has some completed presentations please feel free to share them
Thanks in advance
I just sent you a PM. I have been wanting to do this with my primary school science classes. I don't mind writing the content, but I would really appreciate a nice, snappy template to get started from. Looks like a really engaging way for kids to review content.
By the way, I played "Taboo" with my students the other day. That can be a nice review tool, that really forces kids to use the language.
Well a couple shots of whiskey women 'round here start looking good,
I said a couple shots of whiskey women 'round here start looking good,
A couple more shots of whiskey, I'm going down to Minglewood.
Said, I was born in the desert Raised in a lion's den
Said, I was born in the desert Raised in a lion's den
Yes and my number one occupation is stealing women from their men
I've been using them for a couple of years. They are great! I usually do it as a review with the girls playing against the boys. Most of mine are P4 or P5 Science or Math, but I think I have a couple of English ones as well.
__________________________________________________ ________
To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 10 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.
And I thought that it was just a car!
I've used it for 3 years for review games, I made my own for one of my classes in my Education classes for my BA, I have since found a couple online, but I generally prefer mine--though there is one that I found that was a tweaked version of mine that a former classmate posted on ESL printables. I'll try and upload from home, it's not working here....unless I have to have 50 posts or something to do that too.
Last edited by moonglum67; 11th November 2009 at 19:51.
I tried to attach some of my Jeopardy PPs, but they are almost all too big! All of my Science and Math ones are 5 - 7MB, because of all the pictures.
If this is successful I will have attached a couple of 4th grade English PPs. At least one of them is unfinished, so you might want to finish it or change it around before trying it out. Also, you might want to check the hyperlinks. These work in Office 2003, but if your school has Office 2007 or Open office, the hyperlinks may not work correctly.
You will need to click on the purple arrow to get back to the main screen. If you click anywhere else, you will just go to the next slide.
Nice, greens all round. I'll try and upload some of my own next week.
Well I have had some probs making my powerpoint jeapardy so no uploads for the moment here are some good links though (mostly advanced trivia). Crew I saw you were looking for trivia questions on another thread but I can't seem to find it, check these.
every jeopardy question ever
J! Archive - Season list
good trivia archive
Fun Facts, Useless Facts, Interesting Information
Posting Permissions
LinkBack URL
About LinkBacks
Bookmarks