1. Duck Shoot Instructions Divide into teams or use individuals.
Pick a board to play. All game boards have points and X’s hidden in different places. So if you use the game several times be sure to choose a different board each time to prevent students from knowing where things are located.
Each team or individual is asked a question. If they answer correctly, they are allowed to choose a numbered duck on the screen which they believe points to be behind.
Instructor then clicks that duck to reveal what is behind it. Point totals are added at the bottom for each team. If an X is found, that team looses all previously accumulated points, and must start over collecting points.
Team with the most points at the end wins.

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