1. Round 4 Round 1 Round 3 Round 2
Other Uses for the Cootie Catcher:
Vocabulary
Grammar
Punctuation
Capitalization
Parts of Speech
Spelling
Synonyms & Antonyms
Dr. Jennifer L. Bell, ©2011
Round 4
Question 7
Question 8
Round 1
Answer 7
Answer 8
Question 6
Question 1
Answer 6
Answer 1
Answer 5
Answer 2
Question 5
Question 2
Answer 4
Answer 3
Round 3
Round 2
Question 4
Question 3

2. Cut along the dotted line.
Directions:
Cut along the dotted line.
Fold the bottom of the paper to the side of the page to make a triangle.
Open the triangle.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 with the other side.
Fold the “Round” corners toward center.
Flip your paper over so the folded sides are facing down.
Fold the corners toward the center.
Fold it in half vertically.
Slide your thumbs and fingers under the four flaps.
How to play:
Create 2 different “cootie catchers” (one for each player).
Player 1 rotates his/her hands to bring the thumbs and index fingers together one time for each round. (e.g., twice for Round 2).
Player 2 selects 1 of the 4 visible questions revealed when you stop.
Player 1 reads the question.
Player 2 answers the question.
Player 1 ;lifts the flap to check the answer.
Record the points on the score sheet.
Repeat the steps until both players have completed four rounds.
**NOTE: A question cannot be asked twice.
Round
Player 1
Player 2 1
(5 points) 2
(10 points) 3
(15 points) 4
(20 points)
Total

3. Round 4 Round 1 Round 3 Round 2
Dr. Jennifer L. Bell, ©2011
Player 1 (synonym example)
7. This is a magnificent story you have written. (horrible, huge, great)
8. He has a keen sense of humor. (sharp, funny, tasteless)
Round 4
Round 1
Answer: great
Answer: sharp
6. I am responsible for my actions.
(accountable, known, reasonable)
1. Many people enjoy holidays.
(like, need, hate)
Answer:
accountable
Answer: like
Answer: snooze
Answer: respect
(respect, dislike, recommend)
2. I really admire my music teacher.
(snooze, talk, rest)
5. Some people like to sleep on the bus.
Answer: current
Answer: famous
Round 3
3. Jesse James was a notorious outlaw.
(humble, famous, cheap)
Round 2
4. He always wears the most modern clothes. (handsome, out-dated, current)