Industrialization of USA: Trivia Board I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated. Game Instructions: Classes will be placed into groups of three students. Each student player will be given a paper clip as their board piece (preferably different color for each player). Three paper clips per game board. A student player will draw the first card from the pile and read the definition of a word to the next player. The student players will take turns in a clockwise pattern. The player being read to, must name the correct vocabulary word for the definition. If the student answers the question correctly, the student may move their paper clip the amount of spaces designated on the playing card. If the student is incorrect, the player may not move forward, and the question is posed to the next student. If no student answers the question correctly, the card goes back into the pile at the bottom of the deck. When a student lands on a green face, the player may skip forward an extra square. When a player lands on a red face (frown), the student must move backward one space. The student to reach the finish line first wins!

Africa South of Sahara: Trivia Board Game I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated. Game Instructions: Classes will be placed into groups of three students. Each student player will be given a paper clip as their board piece (preferably different color for each player). Three paper clips per game board. A student player will draw the first card from the pile and read the definition of a word to the next player. The student players will take turns in a clockwise pattern. The player being read to, must name the correct vocabulary word for the definition. If the student answers the question correctly, the student may move their paper clip the amount of spaces designated on the playing card. If the student is incorrect, the player may not move forward, and the question is posed to the next student. If no student answers the question correctly, the card goes back into the pile at the bottom of the deck. When a student lands on a green face, the player may skip forward an extra square. When a player lands on a red face (frown), the student must move backward one space. The student to reach the finish line first wins!

Russia: Tic-Tac-Trivia Game Dear Fellow Teacher, I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated. Game Instructions: Classes will be placed into pairs students. The deck of cards should be shuffled. The first player will draw a card and read the clue at the bottom of the card. If the second student gives a correct response, the student will be able to write down an “X” or an “O”. If the student is incorrect, the student will not write down an “X” or “O”. The other student will draw a card and read the clue, and the process cycles through until one student reaches “XXX” or “OOO”.

Mexico and Central America Geography: Trivia Board Game I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated. Game Instructions: Classes will be placed into groups of three students. Each student player will be given a paper clip as their board piece (preferably different color for each player). Three paper clips per game board. A student player will draw the first card from the pile and read the definition of a word to the next player. The student players will take turns in a clockwise pattern. The player being read to, must name the correct vocabulary word for the definition. If the student answers the question correctly, the student may move their paper clip the amount of spaces designated on the playing card. If the student is incorrect, the player may not move forward, and the question is posed to the next student. If no student answers the question correctly, the card goes back into the pile at the bottom of the deck. When a student lands on a green face, the player may skip forward an extra square. When a player lands on a red face (frown), the student must move backward one space. The student to reach the finish line first wins!

Russian Landscape and History I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated. Game Instructions: Classes will be placed into groups of three students. Each student player will be given a paper clip as their board piece (preferably different color for each player). Three paper clips per game board. A student player will draw the first card from the pile and read the definition of a word to the next player. The student players will take turns in a clockwise pattern. The player being read to, must name the correct vocabulary word for the definition. If the student answers the question correctly, the student may move their paper clip the amount of spaces designated on the playing card. If the student is incorrect, the player may not move forward, and the question is posed to the next student. If no student answers the question correctly, the card goes back into the pile at the bottom of the deck. When a student lands on a green face, the player may skip forward an extra square. When a player lands on a red face (frown), the student must move backward one space. The student to reach the finish line first wins!

Latin America - Geography Tic-Tac-Trivia Game! This game is a great way for your students to learn important vocabulary focusing on Latin America. The game contains the following subjects: Latin America Tropical Climate Atacama Desert Gold Spain Roman Catholic Argentina Valdes Peninsula Amazon River Antigua Barbuda Bahamas Barbados Brazil Bolivia Belize Cuba Costa Rica Colombia Chile Guyana Haiti Honduras Jamaica French Guiana Grenada Guatemala El Salvador Ecuador Dominican Republic Dominica Mexico Panama Nicaragua Paraguay Peru Puerto Rico St. Kitts and Nevis St. Lucia St. Vincent and Grenadines Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Rain Shadow Greenhouse Effect Rain Forest Uruguay Venezuela Virgin Islands Land Bridge Peninsula Sierra Madre Latitude Hurricanes Vaqueros Maya Hieroglyphics Subsistence Plantations Industrialized Service Industries Murals Aztecs Tenochtitlan This Game is perfect for the Middle School Geography class!

European Geography and Early History: Trivia Board Game I have included two sets of the game cards and two boards within this purchase. One set of cards are in color and the second are black and white. If you have the same situation as I do, you pay for any color copies. After printing out your classroom set of cards, it is best to have them laminated. Game Instructions: Classes will be placed into groups of three students. Each student player will be given a paper clip as their board piece (preferably different color for each player). Three paper clips per game board. A student player will draw the first card from the pile and read the definition of a word to the next player. The student players will take turns in a clockwise pattern. The player being read to, must name the correct vocabulary word for the definition. If the student answers the question correctly, the student may move their paper clip the amount of spaces designated on the playing card. If the student is incorrect, the player may not move forward, and the question is posed to the next student. If no student answers the question correctly, the card goes back into the pile at the bottom of the deck. When a student lands on a green face, the player may skip forward an extra square. When a player lands on a red face (frown), the student must move backward one space. The student to reach the finish line first wins!

Russia: SCAVENGER HUNT! - Are you looking for a way for your students to get out of their seats, have fun, and learn at the same time? The Russia Landscape & History Scavenger Hunt Game gets students up and moving around while practicing math and also learning science vocabulary. This is a great co-curricular activity. In this game, students use the answer to one problem to lead them to another problem around the classroom. What you get: - 40 Russian Facts in Scavenger Hunt Format - Pre-made student answer sheets - Answer key to questions - Quick check answer key Terms of Use Copyright © The STEM Center. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Clipart and elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.