Classroom Jeopardy

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What is the goal of classroom jeopardy?

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To master your words for the week.

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What materials should you take with you to play the Jeopardy game?

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All of the above: a sheet that has a list of your words on it, a chromebook to display the jeopardy game, and a pencil to circle or jot notes during the game.

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What should a teacher observe when groups are playing jeopardy?

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All of the above: respectful communication and listening, clear reading of clues and displaying of answers, taking turns and allowing each member a chance to participate, active listeners and people engaged with the game.

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While keeping score on Jeopardy you should:

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Show the team their score so they can keep track and make sure the math is correct.

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If a team guesses the answer wrong, they can:

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Check over their list and then guess once more for a chance to earn 100 points.

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What is a key benefit of playing Jeopardy in the classroom?

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It encourages teamwork and collaboration among students.

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How can students prepare for the Jeopardy game?

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By studying their vocabulary words and practicing teamwork.

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What role does the teacher play during the Jeopardy game?

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The teacher facilitates the game, observes student interactions, and keeps score.

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Why is it important to take turns during the game?

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It ensures that all team members have a chance to participate and contribute.

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What should students do if they don't understand a clue?

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They can discuss it with their teammates to come up with a better answer.