Details
Pages
2 Pages
Resource Type
Activities, Fun, Games
Standard
Not standard specific
Subject
Back to School, Communication Skills
Languages
English
Product
Digital
Description
Materials Needed:
Projector or screen for displaying the 16 item bracket on the screen.
Gmail account or access to a google drive to copy the google sheet over to.
Sheets of paper or mini whiteboards for students to write the item they would pick (optional)
Timer (optional).
Dive into the excitement of this fun classroom game, a dynamic 16-team tournament where students decide the ultimate winner between two engaging categories.
Whether it's a clash between food and technology or any other topics chosen by the class, each round presents a face-off, and the class votes to determine the favorite. The tension builds as options progress through the bracket until only two remain to battle it out in the championship round.
This interactive and spirited game encourages lively discussions, surprising revelations, and perhaps even a few unexpected champions. It's not just a game, it's a journey of preferences and perspectives!
The time duration for this game can vary based on factors such as the pace of class discussions, the complexity of choices, and the depth of reflections.
Setup (10 minutes)
Introduction, explanation of categories, and displaying the bracket.
Category Selection (5 minutes)
Students suggest and vote on initial categories; bracket adjustment.
Round 1 - Sweet 16 (10 minutes)
Presenting matchups, class votes, and updating the bracket.
Round 2 - Elite 8 (8 minutes each)
Presenting matchups, class votes, and updating the bracket.
Round 3 - Final 4 (6 minutes each)
Continuing matchups, class votes, and bracket updates.
Final Round (3 minutes)
Championship round with the final two options and the ultimate winner.
Celebration (3 minutes)
Announcing the winner and discussing interesting insights.
Reflection (3 minutes)
Class discussion on the tournament experience and sharing thoughts.
Closing (2 minutes)
Thanking the class and highlighting lessons learned.
This adds up to 50 minutes.
Adjustments can be made based on the flow of the class and the level of engagement.
Projector or screen for displaying the 16 item bracket on the screen.
Gmail account or access to a google drive to copy the google sheet over to.
Sheets of paper or mini whiteboards for students to write the item they would pick (optional)
Timer (optional).
Dive into the excitement of this fun classroom game, a dynamic 16-team tournament where students decide the ultimate winner between two engaging categories.
Whether it's a clash between food and technology or any other topics chosen by the class, each round presents a face-off, and the class votes to determine the favorite. The tension builds as options progress through the bracket until only two remain to battle it out in the championship round.
This interactive and spirited game encourages lively discussions, surprising revelations, and perhaps even a few unexpected champions. It's not just a game, it's a journey of preferences and perspectives!
The time duration for this game can vary based on factors such as the pace of class discussions, the complexity of choices, and the depth of reflections.
Setup (10 minutes)
Introduction, explanation of categories, and displaying the bracket.
Category Selection (5 minutes)
Students suggest and vote on initial categories; bracket adjustment.
Round 1 - Sweet 16 (10 minutes)
Presenting matchups, class votes, and updating the bracket.
Round 2 - Elite 8 (8 minutes each)
Presenting matchups, class votes, and updating the bracket.
Round 3 - Final 4 (6 minutes each)
Continuing matchups, class votes, and bracket updates.
Final Round (3 minutes)
Championship round with the final two options and the ultimate winner.
Celebration (3 minutes)
Announcing the winner and discussing interesting insights.
Reflection (3 minutes)
Class discussion on the tournament experience and sharing thoughts.
Closing (2 minutes)
Thanking the class and highlighting lessons learned.
This adds up to 50 minutes.
Adjustments can be made based on the flow of the class and the level of engagement.
Materials Needed: Projector or screen for displaying the 16 item bracket on the screen. Gmail account or access to a google drive to copy the google sheet over to. Sheets of paper or mini whiteboards for students to write the... more
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