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Group Project Build your own game. EXAMPLE OF GAME.

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1 Group Project Build your own game

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5 Question TypeContent CoveredQuestion:Answer: 1.Action Hard Unit 4 -A -Rotation/ Revolution If the board is the sun, act out how the earth revolves and rotates around the sun. Player will spin to the left while spinning around the board to the left. 1.Definition Astronomy -Rotation/ Revolution Define rotation and revolution 1.Multiple Choice Medium Astronomy -Rotation/ Revolution Which of the following is rotation and revolution 1.T/F Easy Astronomy -Rotation/ Revolution 1.Drawing Astronomy -Rotation/ Revolution

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7 Tasks for Today (Day 1) 1.Form Groups – Maximum group size is 4. MR. KEY MUST APPROVE ALL GROUPS! 2.Assign groups instructional Units to cover 3.Decide on a game type. Brainstorm ideas and vote on them. MR. KEY MUST APPROVE YOUR GAME IDEA. 4.Start writing the directions for your game. 5.Plan for supply requirements and task individuals to bring in what you need.

8 Tasks for Today (Day 2) 1.Finish any unapproved Day 1 Tasks! 2.Finish writing your directions, remember to get them approved 3.Start writing the questions and answers for your game. Remember to vary the question types! 4.Plan for supply requirements and task individuals to bring in what you need. 5.REMEMBER TO BRING IN YOUR TEXTBOOK NEXT CLASS!!!!!!

9 Tasks for Today (Day 3) 1.TURN IN TEXT BOOKS OR PAY THE $$$!!! 2.Finish any Day 1 or Day 2 unapproved tasks. 3.Finish writing the questions and answers for your game. 4.Plan for supply requirements and task individuals to bring in what you need.

10 Tasks for Today (Day 4) 1.Finish any Day 3 tasks that are unapproved 2.Finish putting your final touches on your game 3.Review the “I’m Done” Checklist to ensure you have covered EVERYTHING 4.Play a trial round of your game to ensure it works like you think it will

11 Tasks for Today (Day 5) 1.Play at least two games other than your own. 2.ENJOY ICE CREAM!!!! 3.Clean desks with cleaning spray and paper towels 4.Enjoy your summer…

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