In search of some new ways to review with students before winter break and midterms?
Use G A M E S to review with your students!
Yes, I said games! They are a great way to get students engaged and participate in reviewing important content. Students get so sucked into the game that they forget that they are using the material that they have previously learned!
I firmly believe when students are having fun or playing a game, they somehow forget that they are actually learning and become so focused on winning. Which is great for everyone! Students think they are just playing and having fun…but you have them reviewing and revisiting important material for them to know.
I always loved reviewing content with these games in my classroom. You can find all of these games in my French Games Bundle! Or if you just need one or two, they are for sale individually on my TpT Store.
What do you get in the bundle you may ask? Fun review games at your fingertips! Here is what is included:
Avalanche:
This is a game that can be played at any time! All you need is the Game Board, Whiteboard with Projector or Smartboard, Dry Erase Markers and Erasers. This is a great way to review verb conjugations and tenses in French.
BRAVO (BINGO):
This is a game that can be played at any time! All you need is the printed game board and different colored writing utensils for students. This is a great way to review vocabulary in French.
Chair Game:
This is a game that can be played at any time! All you need is the Game Board, 4 Chairs Labeled, Whiteboard with projector or Smartboard, markers and erasers. This is a great way to review vocabulary, verb conjugations or even writing sentences in French. The students will beg you to play this again and again!!!
Roll 6:
This is a game that can be played at any time! All you need is the printed game board, and one writing utensil and dice per team. This is a great way to review verb conjugations and tenses in French.
These games are so much fun! Your students will be begging you to play them again and again!
*Looking for a quick and easy way to review at the end of each class period? Another resource that I would use is my Billet de Sortir. (Did I mention this resource is FREE!) The Billet de Sortir was a quick way for me to check for student understanding and comprehension each day.
This is a great resource to review new material, see what students took away from that day’s lesson, bring up material from past lessons, etc. We all can use a resource that helps us better understand our students’ learning and needs!
As always, I hope that you have found this information useful and helpful to you!
Merci,
Amanda