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Game Features

• Gameshow-like design and sound effects
• Tons of flexibility – This game can go as short or as long as you’d like depending on how many rounds you have
• 25 rounds of gameplay already provided
• All text is editable, so easily change or update the game as needed (I recommend searching prompts from the “5 Little Clues 1 Word” game on Google for more round ideas)

How to Play

• Divide your class into teams. How many teams and how many students per team is up to you.
• Each round, one student from each team stands up.
• You will show them four words, one by one.
• Their goal is to try to guess the secret word from the four words and make a question using that word, “Do you know anything about _______?”
• To guess, I usually have the students standing raise their hand and I choose whoever put their hand up first to answer, but feel free to change this with whatever method works best with your class.
• Once a student answers correctly, they get a point for their team.
• The team with the most points at the end of the game wins!

Variations

• Optional Rule: Students can make a guess before all four words are revealed. However, if I play this way, usually I give students only one guess for that round and if they guess incorrectly they’re out.
• You can also make this into a writing game where each round the teams work together to figure out the answer and write it down on mini whiteboards. Then, any team who answers correctly gets a point.
• User Submitted: Students are given 4 words, one at a time. After each word, they need to guess what the secret word is instead of a sentence. If they get it on the 1st word, they get 4 points, 2nd word, 3 points, and so on. (Thank you Paul Cooper for the suggestion!) 

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