Quiz, quiz trade games are an excellent way to get students doing lots of practice and supporting each other if they get stuck on a question. This set practices the circle theorems needed for GCSE.
For those new to the quiz quiz idea (not mine originally I'm afraid) this is how you use the resource.
Cut out the rows of the table, fold in half and stick together. You now have a set of cards with a question on one side and an answer, with reasoning on the other.
You'll need a bit of space so that students can move around.
Give each student one card and tell them to find another student. Each student holds their card so their partner can see the question and they can see the answer. When they have successfully answered each other's questions they swap cards and each looks for a new partner. If a student is stuck on a question the person holding the question can help with hints etc... (easy to do since they have the answer)
Keep repeating until most students have seen most questions.
For those new to the quiz quiz idea (not mine originally I'm afraid) this is how you use the resource.
Cut out the rows of the table, fold in half and stick together. You now have a set of cards with a question on one side and an answer, with reasoning on the other.
You'll need a bit of space so that students can move around.
Give each student one card and tell them to find another student. Each student holds their card so their partner can see the question and they can see the answer. When they have successfully answered each other's questions they swap cards and each looks for a new partner. If a student is stuck on a question the person holding the question can help with hints etc... (easy to do since they have the answer)
Keep repeating until most students have seen most questions.
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