I need a comma jeopardy game for a class?
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You need to phrase your question in the form of an independent clause.
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How about a spell checker or grammar checker.
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When I was in high school, my spanish teacher taught us the proper verb agreement by making a good sized 8 sided dice (dye?) On the dye there was a subject and a choice of 2 or 3 verbs. The teacher starts off the game by throwing the dye to a student, they roll the dye, say the question out loud, and then answer it. If they answer it correctly, they get to throw it to any student they want in the room, but if the student gets it wrong they give it back to the teacher. You could make an incentive for those who get it right in one try if you'd like, but we never got any lol.
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ask your school.  they should have a copy.
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Is there a hint that goes with it??? Try this site...it has a list of 12-letter words that you can make playing scrabble and they are listed alphabetically...\nhttp://vortex.bd.psu.edu/~sas45/scrabble/12letteralphas.htm
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Try this site I found the other day.  Try making some fun sentences:\nhttp://commtechlab.msu.edu/Sites/aslweb/browser.htm\n\nGood luck!
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I used to use www.puzzlemaker.com when I taught English.  It is part of the Discovery website.
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Show a paragraph or sentence that has improper grammar and incorrect punctuation and have the students rewrite the paragraph or sentence with the proper grammar and punctuation.\n\nExample:\nPractice Sentences\n1. They be the best drawings I ever seen.\n2. Our bus arrived in miami at 320p.m., and we was very tired.\n3. Wow The beaches in Cancun are nice.\n\nAnswers:\n1. They are the best drawings I have ever seen.\n2. Our bus arrived in Miami at 3:20 p.m., and we were very tired.\n3. Wow! The beaches in Cancun are gorgeous.
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Here are some ideas.  And you could modify them based on your time limit and the grade level.  Best of luck.\n\nhttp://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonrepro/lessonplans/profbooks/spotlitestrongverbs.pdf\n\nhttp://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonrepro/lessonplans/profbooks/adverbcharades.pdf\n\nhttp://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonrepro/reproducibles/profbooks/predicates.pdf
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place a value inside each case, say 5 pts., 3 pts, 9pts, etc.  \ndivide your class into two groups.  if you're preparing to give a test on community helpers, ask each child a question.  if answered correctly he/she can pick a suitcase and uncover its value.  rotate questions from one team to the other.  when all the suitcases have been picked, count up the points rec'd by each team.  the team with the most points wins.\nwheel of fortune.  take key concepts and quiz students about the letters in the concept.  if your concept is POLICEMAN, ask the students (one by one) to name a possible letter contained in the word.  the winner is the child who guesses the answer first.
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http://yahooligans.yahoo.com/content/games\n\neducational games are under test your knowledge
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you want something like this:\nint grade1;\nint grade2;\nint grade3;\nint grade4;\nint grade5;\nint grade6;\nint all;\nint average;\nint b = grade1;\nint c = grade2;\nint d = grade3;\nint e = grade4;\nint f = grade5;\nint g = grade6;\ndo {\ncout<<"Grade 1" <<endl;\ncin>> grade1 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 2" <<endl;\ncin>> grade2 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 3"<<edl;\ncin>>grade3>>endl;\ncout<<"Grade 4" <<endl;\ncin>> grade4 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 5" <<endl;\ncin>> grade5 >> endl;\ncout<<"Grade 6"<<edl;\ncin>>grade6>>endl;\n}\nwhile\n{\n(b !-1)\n(c !-1)\n(d !-1);\n(e !-1);\n(f !-1);\n(g !-1);\n}\ngrade1+grade2+grade3+grade4+grade5+grade6=all;\nall/100=average;\ncout<<"Average:"+average<<endl;\nI could develop this program for you and email it to you?
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Well, spin the bottle is a good one along with Twister and doctor. Maybe a version of Jeopardy or the memory game Concentration. Employees could play a spin off of Jeopardy where they can select categories and difficulty levels based around the products you are selling.
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this list is CRAZY!!!!! (very good for scrabble!)\nhttp://www.math.toronto.edu/jjchew/scrabble/lists/osw-only-7.html
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Every time I need to keep a part of my class quiet and occupied I do a word search with vocabulary or spelling words.  Its really pretty cool, check it out:\nwww.puzzlemaker.com
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| | | | + - - - - -  = TEN\nthe question is really 4 lines + 5 lines = the words ten
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easy sauce\numpire and catcher\n=P