Description

Nouns Grammar Review Game

This Nouns review game is perfect for ELA test prep, rainy day activities, or just when your class needs a little extra motivation! ✨

Includes questions on collective nouns, is it a person, place, thing, or idea, and irregular plural nouns.

This isn’t your regular, run-of-the-mill review activity. Oh no, it’s a whole lot more fun!

Why This Game is a Must-Have:

Flexible Format: Whether you want to play as a class, in teams, or even in a virtual setting, this game show is as versatile as it is entertaining.

✨ Adaptable & Versatile: We understand every classroom is unique, so I offer 3 versions of the game:

1. Macro-Enabled PowerPoint Version: Comes with an interactive scoreboard for a seamless and engaging experience.
2. Google Classroom Version: Perfect for virtual or hybrid learning environments.
3. PowerPoint Version (No Macros): Ideal for classrooms with software restrictions.

What’s Included:

• 3 nouns review game versions:
  • 1 colorful, easy-to-navigate PowerPoint game with an interactive scoreboard. (Macro enabled)
  • 1 colorful, easy-to-navigate PowerPoint game without an interactive scoreboard (no Macros, if you have software restrictions).
  • 1 colorful, easy-to-navigate digital Google Classroom game

• Categories covering various aspects of nouns
• Scorekeeping capabilities for added excitement (Macro enabled version).
• Clear, concise instructions for teachers and students.

Why You’ll Love This Game:

✅ Easy to Play: Just like the classic game show, but with a twist! This kid-friendly version involves fun categories, making it a breeze to grasp and play.

✅ Interactive & Engaging: Features vibrant graphics and interactive elements to keep your students engaged and motivated.

✅ Teacher-Friendly: Includes a comprehensive guide for easy setup and gameplay, regardless of your tech-savviness.

✅ Versatile Usage: Perfect for whole-class activities, small groups, or even as a fun literacy center. It’s adaptable to any classroom setting!

How It Works:

1. Divide your class into teams: Create a little friendly competition.
2. Project the game show: Each slide brings a new challenge.
3. Play & Learn: Watch as your students engage with grammar in a whole new way.

So, are you ready to be the coolest teacher in school?

Grab your “Nouns Game Show Review” now and watch the magic happen.

Your students will thank you – and hey, you might just have as much fun as they do!

MORE QUESTIONS?

Email me at Questions@GlitterinThird.com