Thanks and credit to Paul Collins for the original format.
In Christmas Pirate Game, students are on the hunt for the most presents! With slightly adapted rules, including a “mystery box” to generate random prizes / forfeits, the kids should love this version at Christmas!
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@ s_shackleton it is pretty self-explanatory don't worry about the spreadsheet just read the "pirate game christmas sheet" that you give to each student. It has instructions on the right-hand side. "Put one of each of these on your grid..." and then "now put these" . So each symbol has an explanation next to it and the number are the numbers of presents collected. The teacher just randomly picks square from IWB PowerPoint and then the students put their hands up if they have an action. Teacher resolves, then repeat until you run out of squares and declare the winner with the highest score. (The spreadsheet is just a random number generator you could just roll a D15 online and pick on of the options on the spreadsheet.)
this is great thank you so much!
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