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Revision dominoes

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This technique is based on the game of dominoes.

The idea of this revision resource is really very straightforward. You have a series of linking questions and answers. The resource tests and checks the understanding of key facts that have been put on the dominoes.

How to play:
In groups of 3 or 4.
Dominoes are divided equally between all students. 
The student with the youngest age, for example, puts the first domino down on the desk. 
Play then moves round the group to the right.
Each student should put down a domino with a correct answer or question to a domino that is on the desk. 
The winner is the player who gets rid of their dominoes first. 
If a student doesn't have a domino they can put down they should ‘knock’ tap the table and miss a turn.
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Science example

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History example

Do you want to download the blank set of editable dominoes below to use in your own lessons - they can be found in my dropbox. Click here to ask me for an invite, please title your email dropbox link.
Dominoes
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