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Have your students use their heads for something more than a dodgeball stopper. In this screen game of riddles, clues for an object are revealed one at a time.    Contestants see who can guess the object first.    Riddle Me This will get them thinking and have a ton of fun in the process.

This game can be used in a ton of different ways.

ZOOM – Share your screen and see who answers first.
 
Small groups: break your students up into small groups and start revealing clues. See which team can guess the object first. Spice it up by having a representative from the group have to do a physical challenge in order to guess.  For example, race up-front to grab an object,  eat a banana,  throw a ping-pong ball in a cup. 

Icebreaker: have students stand up and move around to find a partner to compete with. Have them find a new partner each round and introduce themselves.  Make it competitive by having each person keep their own number of wins. Have the people with the most wins come to the front to compete for the tiebreaker. 

Up-front: bring two people up-front and have them compete to see who can get the question first. You can put the group in teams, like guys versus girls. 

Crowd: ask the question, see who yells the right answer first.

This Resource Includes: 

• Complete PowerPoint game file
• Individual (10 rounds with 5 clues each + instructions) game slides (jpeg files)
• Title slide (jpeg file)