Online compatible : Yes – This game could be played with only the teacher printing a sheet and drawing lines, but it is more fun with each student printing their own sheets and drawing lines onto their own. It would be impossible to pass the sheets to one another. Instead, have students draw their lines, …
This video was recorded online using Skype software with a group class of 3 children aged 9-10 in Japan. Online compatible : Yes – If you trust your computer not to malfunction, this game can be played on a single sheet in front of the camera. I like to pin it with magnets to a …
Online compatible : Yes – Make sure to send all necessary appendices to students and check that they have definitely been printed by all participating students before class has begun. With this game being played on paper there will be less likelihood of computer related problems ruining the game. Age group : Best played by …
Online compatible : Yes – As long as the students understand the objective of collecting all four of the letters at the bottom of the page, this game works very well in online classes for younger learners. In my own experience, allowing students the freedom to ask whoever they wished on the opposing team was …
