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Tap it
Read out a question and tap the right answer on the table as fast as you can.
The answers are spread over the tables, with at most five pupils around a table. Every table also gets a pile with the questions. One pupil reads out a question each time, and the others look for the right answer on the table as fast as they can and tap it. After a number of questions, the pupil who asks the questions changes.
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How Tap it works
Print the questions and the answers separately.
Spread the answer cards over a number of tables, with at most five pupils around a table. Every table also gets a pile with the question cards.
One pupil reads out a question each time. The others look for the right answer on the table and tap it.
Change who asks the questions every 5 questions.
Have all the questions been asked? Leave everything tidy and move on to the next table.
Tip
Let the pupils make a movement first before they may tap the answer, for example jumping, touching the floor or turning around. Would you rather not tap with a hand? Let the pupils use a fly swatter instead.
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