FlipQuiz
We love playing games in the class and quiz-show type games are very popular in our classrooms. We have the PowerPoint format of most games but if we want to change certain things on them to adapt the game for our own needs, we spend long hours and sometimes we give up. I’ve just come across with a very handy way to create my own games.
First of all it’s free and very easy to use. All you have to do is to sign up and go to your dashboard. You will see two buttons at the top. Click on the green one and start creating your board. You will be able to create 6 categories and for each category you can add 5 questions. You can either add the answers or leave it blank. Then click on save and share the link with your students. I’m planning to revise Conditionals in the class with FlipQuiz
I think FlipQuiz can be used in a language classroom effectively. I will use it
1. with readers, novels and short stories, reading texts to check comprehension
2. to revise grammar
3. to revise vocabulary
4. just for fun ( as who wants to be a millionaire)
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Playing games is what I needed to make my classes more effective and fun.
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