Board Game Project Essentials

Kelly from elementaryteacherresources.com introduces a project where students create board games based on their favorite stories. The process involves selecting a book, identifying key elements, creating game cards, designing a game board, establishing rules, and decorating the game. The project aims to enhance story comprehension and creativity. Kelly provides contact information for further inquiries.

What is the main objective of the board game project?

• To design a game that is only visually appealing

• To develop a board game that represents a story and shows comprehension

• To create a fun game unrelated to any story

• To make a game that is based on historical events

What is the first step in the board game project?

• Designing the game board

• Writing the rules of the game

• Creating game cards

• Choosing a book and identifying key elements

What materials are provided to students to help them identify key elements of the book?

• Sticky notes

• Glue

• Colored pencils

• Scissors

What is the purpose of the organizer in the project?

• To compile all book information on one page

• To list all the game cards

• To keep track of game rules

• To decorate the game board

What type of cards do students create for their board game?

• Cards with random facts

• Fun or Folly cards

• Cards with historical events

• Only trivia cards

How do students decide on the design of their game board?

• By following a strict color scheme

• By representing the book's theme and style

• By using a template from the teacher

• By copying a famous board game

What should the game board represent?

• A historical event

• A famous movie

• The book's theme and style

• A random theme

What is an important aspect of developing the game rules?

• Ensuring the game is easy to win

• Making the rules as complex as possible

• Defining how players move and win

• Using only dice for movement

What is the final step in the board game project?

• Writing a report

• Presenting the game

• Testing the game

• Decorating the game

What supplies are provided for the decoration step?

• Markers and crayons

• Various classroom and dollar store items

• Paint and brushes

• Only paper and glue