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Flashcard Pictionary Directions

This document provides directions for a classroom game called Flash Card Pictionary. The class will be split into two teams who will take turns sending a member to the front of the class to draw and act out a term from flashcards without speaking, while their team tries to guess the term. The game aims to have teams correctly guess the most terms to determine a winner.

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Flashcard Pictionary Directions

This document provides directions for a classroom game called Flash Card Pictionary. The class will be split into two teams who will take turns sending a member to the front of the class to draw and act out a term from flashcards without speaking, while their team tries to guess the term. The game aims to have teams correctly guess the most terms to determine a winner.

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Flash Card Pictionary Directions:

- Review the terms prior to class.


- In class we will split into two teams.
- Each team will send up a classmate to describe their term, the “Drawer”. You can draw a graph with arrows
pointing, or use an example problem. But… No talking!
- You cannot write anything that is on the back side of the card.
- Each team may only send a member to be the Drawer once.
- While a flash card is being described each team will take turns guessing.
- The Drawer will pick a guesser with their hand raised from the teams.
- Get the most correct to win.

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