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I04 World War II

The Game As with WWI… It’s World War II in our classroom. England, Soviet Union, and France Germany, Italy, and Japan

The Points and Rewards Every country starts with 5 points The country with the most points on Thursday, March 10th wins 2 extra credit points on the test and one homework pass. That countries’ allies will also win 2 extra credit point on the test.

How to Gain/Lose Points *You may give points to your allies: 1 per week on Fridays* How to Gain Points Leaving your country spotless Creativity on assignments Each citizen completes the homework Saxonium Kahoot! How to Lose Points Leaving your country messy Talking/disrupting class No citizen completes the homework

Individual Achievements and Review Game (Saxonium) Unlike last war, this war will not feature groups 100% of the time. There will be some days where you will work individually or with a partner (or two). You will still be able to gain and lose points for your country. As preparation for the test, we will play Saxonium, the history-version of Cranium. There will be four categories: Drawing (Pictionary), Acting (Charades), Puzzles (Unscrambling words) and Fact Questions (multiple choice questions). Teams will compete to move along the game board the fastest. More Details to come.