Simple Machines Jeopardy
- Contributor:
- Off the Page
- Subject:
- science
- Grade Level:
- 4-6
- Product Type:
- PowerPoint, Word
- Contents:
- 134 slides, 2 pages
Description
Simple Machines Jeopardy is an interactive game in which students answer trivia questions about simple machines. This product reflects the popular TV game show, but adaptations have been made so it can be played in the classroom.
Click a square on the interactive game board, and you are automatically directed to the corresponding question. Click on the question slide, and you are redirected to the answer, and then back to the main game board. This product contains three rounds of play - Jeopardy, Double Jeopardy, and Final Jeopardy. The questions and answers in this game are also editable which allows you to make any changes for your specific classroom.
The categories are:
- Levers
- Which Simple Machine?
- Pulleys
- Forces
- Wedges
- Obscured Machines
- Inclined Planes
- Wheel and Axle
- Simple Machines in the Body
- Hodgepodge
- Screws
- Complex Machines
- Tools
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