World Geography Knockout Review - Natural Disasters
Get ready to immerse your students in an electrifying review experience that will leave them buzzing with excitement! Whether you're looking for a dynamic pretest or a thrilling end-of-unit review, World Geography Natural Disaster Knockout has got you covered. Engage your entire class by projecting the slides or facilitate small group activities with ease using your OLMS. I recommend adding buzzers for an extra element of fun!
With this download you will receive:
- TOU & Instructions
- Natural Disaster Knockout Presentation complete with 50 pre-made question slides and answer slides
- Thank You page
Students will compete in a traditional game of knockout (last man standing) against their peers while pre-testing, or reviewing material over major natural disasters such as: earthquakes, blizzards, floods, droughts, volcanoes, monsoons, avalanches, cyclones, landslides, wildfires, hurricanes, tornados, and tsunamis. The best part is this resource can be used for whole class engagement or small groups, but rest assured, the competition will be fierce at all levels.
Be the trendsetter in your school, as this unique game will make you the coolest teacher around. Grab your copy and let the games begin!
*Some questions in this presentation may sound very similar! Wording and/or answer choices have been changed in an attempt to make students read carefully :)*
Get ready to immerse your students in an electrifying review experience that will leave them buzzing with excitement! Whether you're looking for a dynamic pretest or a thrilling end-of-unit review, World Geography Natural Disaster Knockout has got you covered. Engage your entire class by projecting the slides or facilitate small group activities with ease using your OLMS. I recommend adding buzzers for an extra element of fun!
With this download you will receive:
- TOU & Instructions
- Natural Disaster Knockout Presentation complete with 50 pre-made question slides and answer slides
- Thank You page
Students will compete in a traditional game of knockout (last man standing) against their peers while pre-testing, or reviewing material over major natural disasters such as: earthquakes, blizzards, floods, droughts, volcanoes, monsoons, avalanches, cyclones, landslides, wildfires, hurricanes, tornados, and tsunamis. The best part is this resource can be used for whole class engagement or small groups, but rest assured, the competition will be fierce at all levels.
Be the trendsetter in your school, as this unique game will make you the coolest teacher around. Grab your copy and let the games begin!
*Some questions in this presentation may sound very similar! Wording and/or answer choices have been changed in an attempt to make students read carefully :)*
Get ready to immerse your students in an electrifying review experience that will leave them buzzing with excitement! Whether you're looking for a dynamic pretest or a thrilling end-of-unit review, World Geography Natural Disaster Knockout has got you covered. Engage your entire class by projecting the slides or facilitate small group activities with ease using your OLMS. I recommend adding buzzers for an extra element of fun!
With this download you will receive:
- TOU & Instructions
- Natural Disaster Knockout Presentation complete with 50 pre-made question slides and answer slides
- Thank You page
Students will compete in a traditional game of knockout (last man standing) against their peers while pre-testing, or reviewing material over major natural disasters such as: earthquakes, blizzards, floods, droughts, volcanoes, monsoons, avalanches, cyclones, landslides, wildfires, hurricanes, tornados, and tsunamis. The best part is this resource can be used for whole class engagement or small groups, but rest assured, the competition will be fierce at all levels.
Be the trendsetter in your school, as this unique game will make you the coolest teacher around. Grab your copy and let the games begin!
*Some questions in this presentation may sound very similar! Wording and/or answer choices have been changed in an attempt to make students read carefully :)*
