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    Re: Game idea for physical science?


    Jeff

    Posted on 10/19/09

    http://www.internet4classrooms.com/eoc_physci.htm

    Check out the site above for links and ideas. There is
    probably a Jeopardy template on the site, too. I also have
    heard people using Who Wants to be a Candyaire? based on the
    Millionaire show and giving candy instead of cash.

    I'm in my 6th year and I can tell you to hang in there, things
    will get easier for you. Data also show that this time of the
    year is especially tough for first year teachers so just try
    to work through.

    I don't like to play games because I find it nearly impossible
    to keep the class engaged. I often think that, "Lets play a
    game!" is code for, "We don't want to do anything today". Then
    again, physical science in NC is taught to juniors so my kid
    are older.

    If you have any secrets to keeping them engaged, I'd happy to
    hear them.

    Good Luck!


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