World Cities Jeopardy

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* This game was made using the Jeopardy Generator, created by Abby Brown. The generator can be found here under the heading "resources for teachers"

## Contents

* 1 Level
* 2 Activity Type
* 3 Language Structures and Functions
* 4 Estimated Time Required
* 5 Preparation
* 6 Activity Plan
* 7 Variations
* 8 Appendix

## Level[edit | edit source]

All

## Activity Type[edit | edit source]

Whole class

## Language Structures and Functions[edit | edit source]

* Structures: Present "Be"; contractions
* Functions: Identifying the countries home to famous world cities

## Estimated Time Required[edit | edit source]

30 minutes

## Preparation[edit | edit source]

World Cities Jeopardy can be downloaded here directly in your web browser or onto your computer. It can then be stored on a memory stick or other storage device. This activity requires access to a computer setup where students can see the teacher's monitor.

## Activity Plan[edit | edit source]

* Warm-up: Write a suggested warm up (if needed)
* Step 1: Write the first step
* Step 2: Write the second step
* Step 3: Write the third step

(continue for as many steps as necessary)

## Variations[edit | edit source]

Suggest any variations of the activity

## Appendix[edit | edit source]

Offer any materials that other teachers might use for the activity (actual flash cards, handouts, pictures)