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1 Molecules Matching Pictures Game
One Player Make a New Game Two Teams Help (C) J Hudson 2015

2 Team A 1/1 Team B 1/1 Correct Wrong 0 turns 0/12 correct pairs
Hydrogen H2 Water Water Water Water Water Water Air Air Air Air Air Air Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide Solid metal Solid metal Solid metal Solid metal Solid metal Solid metal Ethane C2H6 Helium Helium Helium Helium Helium Helium Ammonia NH3 Oxygen Oxygen Oxygen Oxygen Oxygen Oxygen Sodium chloride NaCl Nitrogen N2 Methane CH4 Team A 1/1 Team B 1/1 Correct Wrong 0 turns 0/12 correct pairs

3 Try Again Team A took 11s. Team B took 12s. Team A wins.
Both teams scored 6/6 Well done! DISPLAY ANSWERS Try Again (C) J Hudson 2015

4 HELP INFORMATION How do students use this game? DISPLAY ANSWERS
This game can be used on an interactive whiteboard or computers for either individual or paired work. For use on the interactive whiteboard divide the class in two. Each team takes it in turns to come up to the board to match a pair of tiles. If the pair matches the teams score will increase and the pink tiles disappear. The arrows at the sides indicate which teams turn it is. To win a team must make fewer mistakes than their opponents. In the event of a score draw the team who took less time to answer wins – times are recorded automatically. Note that team A are not timed on their first turn until their first press. DISPLAY ANSWERS GO BACK 4

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6 Sodium chloride lattice NaCl
Answers Hydrogen H2 Water H2O Oxygen O2 Carbon dioxide CO2 Methane CH4 Ethane C2H6 Helium - monatomic Ammonia NH3 Nitrogen N2 Air N2 & O2 Sodium chloride lattice NaCl Solid metal lattice GO BACK

7 Matching Pairs Game Creator
The creator lets you make your own Matching Pairs Game for any topic in minutes A bonus matching pairs pictures template is included Eleven exemplar Matching Pairs Games are included with editing enabled to let you customise URL for matching pairs game creator; Download from the TES website

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