A twist on the classic game of pairs. Watch the 12 tiles animate in and out in odd pairs. Once the full animation has finished, how many pairs can the children correctly remember.

Three wordsearch slides. Find the 15 Animals, Sports and Fruit & Vegetables.

Watch and remember the 20 objects scrolling across the screen on an animated conveyor belt. Afterwards children write down as many objects as they can remember, or alternatively the teacher could ask each child in turn to list one. There are two slides with two versions of this game. If you’d like to create a third, simply right click on each image and select ‘Change picture’.

Children choose one of three snails to race. Click go and watch them slide to the finish line and finish in first, second or third place. Note: The font I used was ‘Avenir’, if you don’t own that font the text may move slightly. If needed you can change the font as normal.

The second quiz I’ve put on TES This is another fun general knowledge quiz in PowerPoint. Consisting of 6 rounds and 3 bonus puzzles. The rounds are: Puzzle 1: Fruit and Vegetable Wordsearch What’s the Wheel: What does the wheel picture belong to? (6pts) Minecraft (6pts) Puzzle 2: Count the underwater creatures animation game. (3pts) Space (6pts) Paw Prints & Poo! Name the animal that these ‘belong’ to (6pts) Cake (6pts) Disney (6pts) Puzzle 3: Animation Spot the Difference

A fun general knowledge quiz in PowerPoint. Consisting of 5 rounds and 3 bonus puzzles. The rounds are: Disney & Marvel: Name the character picture questions (8pts) Puzzle 1: Maze (1pt) Animals & Nature: Two questions, and Three zoomed in animal pictures (5pts) Puzzle 2: Animal Wordsearch: 15 animals to find in 5 minutes, with a timer (15pts) Geography: Name the five countries on the map, then three questions (8pts) Puzzle 3: Counting balloons animation game (3pts) Chocolate: Name the five chocolate bars (5pts) Space: Five Questions (5pts) (I’ve added 3 example sides in the preview)

Create your own hangman game to use in all kinds of lessons for keywords, phrases, quizzes etc. There is one simple PowerPoint slide that you can copy and paste for as many games as you need. It only require some short prep to use - just drag and drop the black lowercase (sassoon primary) letters onto the white box and you’re ready to go! During the lesson, play the slideshow and as kids shout out letters - click on the corresponding blue tile and watch the black letter spin in! If the letter is missing, click where the hangman is and the next consequence stage animates in. EDIT: Added a second PPT file - A Capital Letter version (both versions included in this one purchase) You can check out more info & screenshots at: https://markmolloyresources.wordpress.com/2017/03/13/hangman/

Heres a fun end of term Christmas Quiz! 8 Rounds: Christmas movies (pictures), Cracker jokes, Christmas Carols, ‘What’s in the stocking?’ Memory game, The Christmas Story, Disguised Celebs (pictures), Anagrams, Christmas Food logos. There are two PowerPoint files - 1. The full quiz. 2. Quiz with answers. And two pdfs - 1. An answer sheet. 2.A filled in answer sheet.

Create your own keyword guessing game. Kids pick a letter, click it on the screen and any matches will appear in your chosen key phrase. (It is similar to hangman, but there is no hanging-man or consequences for a wrong guess - sadly PowerPoint can't do that!) Zoom out of the slide to see full instructions on how to create your own game. Please note: Depending on your version of PPT the font may change slightly - but you can easily draw a selection box around everything and change the font if needed.