Around the World

Around the World Game Directions Game Preparation Game Pieces Objectives Play Game Copy Right Notice Credits Story A Homemade Game by: Allison Falk, Kendall Hallingse, Laurin Ogle, and Jaime Powell Story • Your neighborhood is having a cultural festival in the park. You want to go around your neighborhood and learn as much as you can about the different cultures before the festival is over. Be the first of your friends to arrive at the park and you will win a Grand Prize!! Back to the Main Page Directions • After the preparation of the game is complete everyone will pick out a game piece. Roll the dice to see who gets the highest number, and this person will begin play first. All players begin the game in the green neighborhood. Then the first player will pick which house they want to go to and answer the question. But remember click the world not the number. If they get the question right they can roll the die and move forward on the game board. If the player gets the question wrong they must stay in the neighborhood until they answer one question correctly. If a player lands on the star they get to choose a chance card and read the directions. Once a person has gotten a question right at a house that house is no longer up for grabs. Hurry up and answer the questions, so you can be the first one to the park. Back to the Main Page Game Preparation • Game board- Print off slide 5 • Game Pieces- print off slide 7. Game pieces work better if attached to a piece of cardboard. • Dice- One dice is required. • Print out chance cards slide 31. Back to the Main Page To the Park Time to begin your Adventure Around the World!! Africa 1 2 3 4 5 Mexico 6 7 8 9 10 France 11 12 13 14 15 India 16 17 18 19 20 Game Pieces Mailman Girl Scout Paper Boy Cheerleader Back to the Main Page Question 1 • Where is Africa located compared to the United States? Northwest West East Southeast Question 2 • What does Africa’s flag look like? Question 3 • What body of water surrounds Africa on the west side? Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Gulf of Mexico Indian Ocean Question 4 • Africa is the ______ largest continent? 2nd 4th 3rd 1st Question 5 • What is the most popular sport in Africa? Tennis Baseball Swimming Soccer Question 6 • What does the flag of Mexico look like? Question 7 • Where is Mexico located compared to the United States? West South East North Question 8 • Which of the following peoples do NOT belong? Mayans Aztecs Cherokee Zapotecs Question 9 • What is the primary language in Mexico? Spanish French English Japanese Question 10 • Which one does NOT belong to Mexico? Question 11 • Which monument belongs in France? Question 12 • How do you say hello in French? Hola Bonjour Bom dia Adios Question 13 • What flag belongs to France? Question 14 • What is the most popular event that happens in France? Cinco de Mayo Fourth of July Tour De France Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Question 15 • Where is France located compared to the United States? West Northeast South Southeast Question 16 • What is the capitol of India and where is it located? New Delhi, North Bangalore, South New Delhi, South Calcutta, East Question 17 • The money used in India is called? Pesos Dollars Rupee Francs Question 18 • What is the primary language of India? English French Spanish Hindi Question 19 • Which flag belongs to India? Question 20 • What is the most famous structure in India? • Oops! Wrong Answer. Back to the Questions • Good Job! Now role the dice! Back to the Questions Objectives • The grade level this game is created for is 1 st grade, social studies. • NCSCOS: – Goal 1 The learner will analyze how individuals, families, and groups are similar and different • 1.04- explore the benefits of diversity and the United States – Goal 5 The learner will express geographic concepts in real life situations • 5.02- investigate key features of maps • 5.07- explore physical features of continents and major bodies of water Back to the Main Page Chance Cards Move back two spaces Lose a turn Move forward one space Pick a player to move back a spot Move back one space Move forward two spaces Roll the dice again Move Forward two spaces Lose a turn Pick a Player to start over Copyright Notice • Copyright 2007: Allison Falk, Kendall Halingse, Laurin Ogle, and Jaime Powell • Permission to copy this game at no cost is granted to all teachers and students of non-profit schools. • Permission is also granted to all teachers and students of non-profit school to revise and make changes to the game. On the condition that credit is given where needed. Teachers and students should add their name to the copyright list without deleting any previous names. Back to the Main Page Credits This wonderful game was presented to you for your educational satisfaction by: Allison Falk Kendall Hallingse Laurin Ogle Jaime Powell University of North Carolina at Charlotte, February 15, 2007, “Around the World” Welcome to the Festival in the Park you have completed your cultural journey!!