"I Have, Who Has?" Ancient Rome Zip Around Review - Google Drive

"I Have, Who Has?" Ancient Rome Card Game Zip Around Review - Google Drive - Just "Print and Go"

This is a fun game to play with your class as you review Ancient Rome. In this game, teachers will distribute cards randomly to their students. Each card has an "I have" statement and a "Who has" statement. The key is to match the "who has" statement with another "I have" card. For example: "Who has the location where Roman is located?" "I have the Italian Peninsula."

The first student should only read the "Who has" statement. The student who has the answer to the question will then say, "I have..." and then ask the next question of "Who has...". The student that started the game will also end the game with their "I have" statement.

Students love this activity because it keeps them on their toes and quizzes them on their knowledge. Teachers love this activity because it involves the entire class and helps practice reading and presentation skills.

Want to sample the questions before you commit to purchasing this game? You can view a freebie set of 6 cards HERE.

I usually play three rounds using the same set of cards with my students. At the end of each round, I shuffle the cards and then redistribute the cards so each student ends up with a different card.

What is included in this purchase?

• 30 "I Have, Who Has" cards
• Teacher Answer Key
• PDF & Google Slides version (to edit as you see fit)

An answer key is provided at the end of each set to make it easy for the teacher to follow along and make sure the class stays on track.

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Best yet, all of these items are EDITABLE!!! If you need to change or adapt them to fit your curriculum or classroom needs, you have the power to do that!

Happy teaching!

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