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#595. School or Classroom Trivia

Social Studies, level: Elementary
Posted Tue Aug 25 19:00:05 PDT 1998 by Mary K&1 (mmiehl@alltel.net).
Conneaut Valley Elementary School, Conneautville, PA, USA
Materials Required: Chalkboard, chalk, list of questions
Activity Time: 15 - 20 min.
Concepts Taught: Learning about the School and Classroom Environment

Draw an outline of a bus or school building for each team on the chalkboard. Students line up in teams. Ask a question to the first person in the first team. If that student answers the question correctly, s/he colors in a window and goes to the end of his/her team's line. Ask the next question to the first person in the next team's row. Follow the procedure until a team wins. The first team to fill in all the windows is the winner. Make up questions about your classroom or the school.

Examples of Questions That Might Be Asked:

1.What is the name of the principal?
2.What is your teacher's name?
3.What is the name of the school?
4.Who is your bus driver?
5.Where do we go during a fire drill?
6.Where is the library?
7.What time does school begin?
8.How much does milk (lunch) cost?
9.What time should you come to school?
10.Who are the other Kindergarten/First/Second grade teachers?
11.What days do we have art and music?
12.What's on the bulletin board in our hallway?

     
     

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