How many emotions!
A fun game to explore the world of emotions
Game details
This game was automatically translated from Greek.
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Everything you need to play this game
- blackboard and chalks, markers and paper
A step-by-step guide to play the game
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- Role-sharing: one child keeps a word in his mind while the other tries to find it by saying one letter of the alphabet each time.
- Before starting the game, draw on the paper / board a hang (C) & lines indicating each letter of the word that the child has thought of.
- The player trying to find the word says random letters. If correct, the other player marks the letter on the corresponding line, and if the letter does not exist in the word, it begins to form a human form gradually.
- When the figure is completed and the word is not found then the player loses
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After the first round is completed, the roles of the two players change.
Extra game information
The winner of the game is the one who has managed to find the word before the human figure is completed and "hung", it is he who will think of the next word his teammate will have to guess.
Variations
- The game can be played in either Greek or English words
- The game is adapted to more than 2 players
- In the case of mobile school material we can combine the hangman with either the alphabet panel or other discussion panels.
Specific learning objectives
Knowledge and practice of letters of the alphabet
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