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Wednesday, September 29, 2010

The Last Word Game

Here's a great game for geography classes....

The Last Word Game:

Students will be broken into 3 teams. Each of the students in team one will begin by choosing one subject card from the following three topic decks of their choice: Landforms, Bodies of Water, and Manmade Geographical Features. The subject cards in each deck will consist of the following corresponding subjects:

Landforms
List of caves
List of continents
List of deserts
List of glaciers
List of hills
List of impact craters
List of islands
Lists of mountains
List of mountain passes
List of mountain ranges
List of peninsulas
List of volcanoes

Bodies of Water
List of geysers
Lists of lakes
Lists of rivers
List of seas
List of straits
List of waterfalls
List of waterways

Manmade Geographical Features
List of airports
List of bridges
Lists of state capitols
Lists of counties
Lists of countries
List of marinas
Lists of national parks
List of railway stations
List of reservoirs and dams
List of roads and highways
List of tunnels

The first student from team one to lay down their subject card, read the Subject aloud and then says a word that fits that category, starts the round. That player then immediately starts the timer by pressing the button.

Any player (including the starting player) now says another word fitting that category. Players continue saying words that fit into that category until the time runs out. The last player to say a word is the winner. The key here is to know enough about the topic and subject you can list as many as possible.

The last player to say a correct word before the timer sounds wins that round and will continue to the finals. This is the same for team two and team three. Then the winners from each team will play a championship round played exactly the same to determine the game champion.

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