I try to always start class with some sort of game or challenge. Those games may have nothing to do with our content for the day, but it gets their attention. I promise your students will enjoy this one.
Masterpieces on Our Heads
Materials:
- 1 marker (no light colors) for each student
- 1 cheap, white paper plate
Instructions:
- Instruct your students to flip the plate over. Draw on the non-glossy side.
- They must put the plates on their heads and cannot look at them until the exercise is over.
- Give them these directions:
- Draw grass on the ground.
- Draw the sun with rays in the sky.
- Draw two flowers in the grass that are not touching.
- Draw two birds in the sky under the sun.
- Draw a ball in between the flowers.
- Draw one cloud in the sky next to the sun.
- View their masterpieces and tally their points:
- Score 1 point if the sun is in the sky.
- Score 1 point if none of the sun's rays overlap.
- Score 1 point if your flowers do not touch.
- Score 1 point if your flowers are in the grass.
- Score 2 points if your birds are under the sun.
- Score 1 point if your ball is in between the flowers.
- Score 1 point if your cloud is not touching any grass or flowers.
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