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Pages by Anneliese:

• Lucky Combination Hunt

  Make lucky combinations then find them!

  Posted 2026/03/02 at 2:26pm in Input Games
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• Secret Bingo

  Choose 5 lucky cards then check how many bingos

  Posted 2026/02/20 at 3:03pm in Input Games
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• Secret Alphabet Colouring

  Colour in the alphabet squares to find the secret letter!

  Posted 2026/02/03 at 1:45pm in Output Games
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• Janken Elimination

  Janken, choose a card, win points!

  Posted 2026/01/15 at 2:58pm in Output Games
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• Missing Word Hunt

  Figure out what words are missing from a set.

  Posted 2025/11/14 at 8:22am in Output Games
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• Quick Janken Discard Game

  Win janken against the teacher to win points

  Posted 2025/10/24 at 2:04pm in Warmup Games
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• Line Bingo

  Get bingo in a line

  Posted 2025/10/09 at 8:49am in Input Games
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• Bingo Battle

  Get as many bingos as possible to win!

  Posted 2025/09/25 at 3:13pm in Warmup Games
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• Quick Creature Hunt

  Find the hidden creatures

  Posted 2025/09/22 at 1:42pm in Warmup Games
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Comments by Anneliese:

• Balloon Pop
  Posted 2026/01/14 at 10:03am
  When I played this today I set some of the cards as + and some as -. When the timer sounded the last card showed if the class would gain or lose balloons. I then had a volunteer roll a dice to see how many balloons they won or lost. I found this worked quite well!
• Timer Dice
  Posted 2024/02/29 at 11:52am
  One of the teachers I work with had an interesting idea for a rule. We played it for the whole game but it would also work as a rule escalation from the original game. Instead of students choosing flashcards based on what ones they like or feel like choosing, they place all the cards face down and choose random ones. The cards remain face down until the end of the rounds. When the final round is finished, they then turn the cards over and calculate their scores.
• Lucky Dice
  Posted 2024/01/26 at 6:11pm
  Each student in the group has a number. For example, in a 4 person group, a student is number 1, another is number 2, another number 3 and another number 4. When the die is rolled, if a 2 is rolled, the student who is number 2 in the group gets 1 point. If a 3 is rolled then student number 3 gets 1 point and so forth. I'm not the best at explaining things so I hope this made sense!
• Touch Game
  Posted 2023/11/06 at 2:04pm
  We played this at Fujioka with two variations: - Students are in pairs and each student gets 1 dice. When the flashcard is touched, students roll their dice. The student who rolls the highest number gets 1 point (merging touch game with dice battle) - Students each get 1 dice and the teacher has a dice. When the flashcard is touched, each students rolls their dice as does the teacher. If a student rolls higher than the teacher, they get 1 point. If they roll the same or lower, 0 points. These variations can be played for as long or as short as needed