They won't be usign the mouse, but the interactive whiteboard at the front of the classroom which they will all be able to see quite clearly, and can just touch the screen to choose their answer.
Very nice! I can see a version of this with multiple kinds of coins for the more advanced students. I'm curious as to how the multi-player aspect will work out. Can four children share one computer mouse effectively? Does the competitive aspect help or hinder with the learning process?
A game for four players, teaching multiples of 10 using english 10 pence coins. I personalised it for 4 children in my class, but in this version I have changed the names for confidentiality purposes.
Now that the basic question/answer multiple choice framework is established, it would be pretty easy to change it to make different quizes.
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I'm from the Us, but this was still fun. ATTENTION ALL NOT-UNITED KINDOM PEOPLE: EACH COIN IS 10 PENCE! Hope this helps everybody. :D
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cool
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i'm from U.S.A.
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awsome!
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Oh ya, interactive white board. I have a SmartBoard in the class I go to! But what are pence? Why don't you just put pennies or something.
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They won't be usign the mouse, but the interactive whiteboard at the front of the classroom which they will all be able to see quite clearly, and can just touch the screen to choose their answer.
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Very nice! I can see a version of this with multiple kinds of coins for the more advanced students. I'm curious as to how the multi-player aspect will work out. Can four children share one computer mouse effectively? Does the competitive aspect help or hinder with the learning process?
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