hi everybody.I am going to be a teacher tomorrow and my topic is travelling.Anyway my question is:i would like to give at the end of the class a prise to the group who has done the best in class.But what to give?any suggestions?Some more ideas about games about travelling?Thank you for all suggestions so far.They were very useful
Bill, Writeacher thought of giving each a toy airplane to take on an imaginary trip. I thought of a box of animal crackers for each as a reward for going on the best safari.
ooopppsss I forgot, Writeacher also suggested miniature globes...
That is a great idea
great ideas:)but i don't think i can find miniature globes..:(i am just so out of ideas..i am thinking about a game which i can use and which has to be connected with travelling...but i am so tired already
Congratulations on becoming a teacher and selecting a great topic like traveling! It's wonderful that you want to reward your students for their efforts. When deciding what prize to give, you can consider a few factors, such as budget, student preferences, and the level of accomplishment.
Here are some prize ideas for your traveling-themed class:
1. Travel-related books: You can choose age-appropriate books about different countries, cultures, or travel adventures. These can inspire further exploration and learning for your students.
2. Maps or globes: A small map or globe can be a practical and educational prize. It can encourage your students to continue exploring the world even after the class ends.
3. Scratch-off world map: These maps allow students to scratch off the countries they have visited or learned about, creating a visual way to track their progress and inspire wanderlust.
4. Postcards or souvenir keychains: Collecting postcards or small souvenirs can be a fun and inexpensive way for students to remember the places they have learned about. You could even create a class project where students gift each other postcards from different countries.
Now, let's talk about some games related to traveling that you can incorporate into your class:
1. Travel trivia: Prepare a set of questions about famous landmarks, cultures, or geography. Divide the class into teams and have them compete to answer the questions. The team with the most correct answers wins.
2. Destination charades: Write down the names of various countries or cities on slips of paper. Have students take turns acting out the destination without speaking, while their classmates try to guess where they are "traveling" to.
3. Travel-themed scavenger hunt: Create a list of items or clues related to different places around the world. Hide these items within the classroom or school premises and have students work in teams to find them. The team that finds all the items first wins the game.
Remember, incorporating games and prizes into your class can make the learning process more engaging and enjoyable for your students. Good luck with your first day of teaching!