Details
Pages
20 Pages
Resource Type
Activities, Fun, Games
Standard
Not standard specific
Subject
Graphic design, Games, Communication Skills
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Description
Materials Needed:
Projector or screen for displaying partial logo images and logo answers.
Gmail account or access to a google drive to copy the google slides over to.
Piece of paper or mini whiteboards for each group.
Markers, pen, or pencils for groups to write with.
Timer (optional).
Engage your students in this thrilling challenge, a dynamic game designed to test their knowledge of popular company logos. In this interactive group activity, teams work collaboratively to identify a series of partial logos displayed on the screen.
The challenge intensifies as logos progressively become more intricate, allowing students to showcase their brand recognition skills. Each correct guess earns teams points, with increasing values for higher difficulty levels. The final round presents the ultimate logo mystery.
This spirited game not only fosters teamwork and friendly competition but also prompts insightful discussions about the role of branding in the business world. Dive into the world of logos and watch your students embrace the excitement of recognition in this entertaining and educational challenge.
Estimated time breakdown for this activity:
Introduction and Set Up (10 minutes):
Briefly explain the rules and divide the class into groups.
Round 1 (5 minutes):
Introduce the first logo and allow time for each group to make their guess.
Rounds 2-17 (10-15 minutes):
Present the most challenging logo and allow for final guesses.
Scoring and Winner (5 minutes):
Total the points and declare the winning group.
Discussion and Reflection (5 minutes):
Facilitate a discussion about the logos and insights gained.
Closing (5 minutes):
Congratulate the winners and summarize key takeaways.
Total Estimated Time: 40-45 minutes
Feel free to adjust the timing based on the pace of your class and the depth of discussion you'd like to encourage.
Projector or screen for displaying partial logo images and logo answers.
Gmail account or access to a google drive to copy the google slides over to.
Piece of paper or mini whiteboards for each group.
Markers, pen, or pencils for groups to write with.
Timer (optional).
Engage your students in this thrilling challenge, a dynamic game designed to test their knowledge of popular company logos. In this interactive group activity, teams work collaboratively to identify a series of partial logos displayed on the screen.
The challenge intensifies as logos progressively become more intricate, allowing students to showcase their brand recognition skills. Each correct guess earns teams points, with increasing values for higher difficulty levels. The final round presents the ultimate logo mystery.
This spirited game not only fosters teamwork and friendly competition but also prompts insightful discussions about the role of branding in the business world. Dive into the world of logos and watch your students embrace the excitement of recognition in this entertaining and educational challenge.
Estimated time breakdown for this activity:
Introduction and Set Up (10 minutes):
Briefly explain the rules and divide the class into groups.
Round 1 (5 minutes):
Introduce the first logo and allow time for each group to make their guess.
Rounds 2-17 (10-15 minutes):
Present the most challenging logo and allow for final guesses.
Scoring and Winner (5 minutes):
Total the points and declare the winning group.
Discussion and Reflection (5 minutes):
Facilitate a discussion about the logos and insights gained.
Closing (5 minutes):
Congratulate the winners and summarize key takeaways.
Total Estimated Time: 40-45 minutes
Feel free to adjust the timing based on the pace of your class and the depth of discussion you'd like to encourage.
Materials Needed: Projector or screen for displaying partial logo images and logo answers. Gmail account or access to a google drive to copy the google slides over to. Piece of paper or mini whiteboards for each group. Markers, pen, or... more
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