Knowledge Wheel

Topic
- Language
Learning skills
- Logical thinking
Activity type
- Quiz & challenge game
Materials
- Basic
- Printable downloads
Age
- 6 - 11 years
- 12 - 14 years
<5 minutes
1 player
Easy
Calm
Small (office, pavement)

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Everything you need to play this game

GAME-C4 Download game-c4.pdf (45.1mb)
Bottle or 2 Dice

A step-by-step guide to play the game

The first player spins the bottle or rolls the dice. The result determines one of 11 topics (see the additional game information for a full list of topics).

The first player spins the bottle or rolls the dice again. The result decides which game they play about the topic. If the result is between two games, the player can choose.

Game options:

Hourglass: Players have one minute to write down as many things as possible that fit the category. Compare who listed the most unique items.
Gavel: How many things can you name? The highest bidder must prove their claim.
Hands: Get to know each other. Share something about yourself related to the topic.
Letters: Let others guess a hidden word by suggesting letters.

Extra game information

Topics:

2 Emotions

3 Names

4 Animals

5 Means of transport

6 Flowers and trees

7 Shops

8 Countries

9 Professions

10 Instruments

11 Myself

12 Sports

Variations

You can also choose one game option to play. And just spin the bottle or roll the dice to pick the topic.
Use in combination with the Alphabet Wheel (GAME C5) to play the game "pim pam pet": First, spin the Knowledge Wheel to pick a topic. Then spin the Alphabet Wheel to pick a letter. The player thinks of a word within that topic that starts with the letter as fast as possible (e.g. topic: animal, letter: s --> snake).

Specific learning objectives

Learn to make associations between different topics and objects.

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