
Do you use educational Games? You find that they keep learners interested. You teach ESL Social Studies, Families, or Citizenship.
You're seeking educational, cooperative/competitive Games? Ones that engage and teach students without much urging?
English Through Citizenship: THE BOARD GAME
Does all that and more. Use it:
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in citizenship courses,
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in ESL programs,
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in secondary and middle-school social studies classes,
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in learning centers,
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with individuals and families.
The game challenges and entertains while teaching facts about
- American culture, history, government, and civics.
Using language-education pedagogy, each card displays three kinds of questions: yes/no, multiple choice, and wh- (who, what, when, where, etc.).
Because questions are recycled in these three forms and answers are provided, the game is valuable for independent learning.
Designed for use in many educational, cooperative/competitive contexts, “the Game” tends to attract and “teach” students without much urging by instructors.
Each sealed, boxed game set includes:
- a colorful large Path - board,
- a reproducible small game board
- (for two game versions),
- six color-coded decks of 48 question-and-answer cards each;
- dice,
- game markers,
- and instructions for use—with
- suggested variations for
- individual,
- small group,
- and classroom situations.
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Symbols and Holidays;
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Famous Americans;
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U.S. Geography;
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Citizenship;
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the U.S. Constitution;
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Federal, State, & Local Government;
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U.S. History.