Many of these games use colourful PowerPoint or printed pieces which enable a fun way to review lessons.
Make your lesson review as much fun for your kids as going for a burger! Have your own questions prepared, and then open up this PowerPoint game, which is played on two PowerPoint presentations which are opened simultaneously. The playing “board” has 15 hidden items – three each of a burger, fries, drink, ketchup and ice cream. The aim of the game is to gather one each of all the items. Will the teams find them all?
Are you looking for a different way to review your lesson on Joseph storing the grain? Or would you like a fun game for a harvest thanksgiving service or school assembly? This printable is a colourful and versatile resource. You supply the questions: we provide a novel way to score them. This is easy to…
How do you apply the principles of your Bible lesson to life today? This free PowerPoint game gives opportunities to discuss the consequences of life choices. Like our Spot the Bug game, this one relies on TWO PowerPoint presentations being open at the same time. By choosing random keys, clicking them, and reading the scenarios…
Here’s a novel game to enliven your lesson review with two PowerPoint “boards”. Just add your own review questions, and watch the kids having fun trying to find the bugs on one slide, while checking their progress on another! Full instructions are included in the download.
How can we engage kids in discussion about marine pollution? This printable game is a starting point. Just add your own quiz questions to enjoy this fun way of thinking about a serious matter.
How can we teach young people that our actions have consequences? This original and relevant game helps you explore with kids the everyday choices they have to make.