I want to thank whoever created this game. It's an old game that has been around that is usually referred to as "Scripture Man". It is a lot of fun to play in class. I thought it would also be good for general learning, so I made another version called "Education Man".
The reason that I am doing this post is because I always have such a hard time trying to find the game when I need it and the version I was using was very old. I was trying to update it and decided, "Oh, what the heck, just redo the whole thing instead of trying to cut a paste!" So here it is. Maybe it will help you also.
I have several versions:
Education Man - Nice Version
Education Man - Mean Version (lose all)
Education Snowman - Nice Version
Education Snowman -Mean Version (lose all)
Education Scarecrow - Nice Version
Education Scarecrow -Mean Version (lose all)
Education Cupid - Nice Version only
Education Leprechaun - Nice Version only
Education Rabbit - Nice Version only
Education Garden - Nice Version only
After playing this with my students a couple of times they informed me that they hate the bomb that makes them lose all of their points. Because of this I have made a nicer version where the bomb only causes them to lose 50 points. I have included both versions.
If you want to use it just copy and paste it into your printing program, or right click and save it into your pictures.
Education Man Nice Version:
Education Man Mean Version:
Education Snowman Nice Version:
To make the game go quicker you can tell the students to draw an 8 for the snowman,
and a squiggly line for the melted snowman.
Education Snowman Mean Version:
Education Scarecrow Nice Version:
Education Cupid - Nice Version Only
Education Leprechaun - Nice Version Only
Education Garden - Nice Version only
I also have a Harry Potter version!
I just read your delightful post on "Education Man or Education Snowman," and it's evident that creating a fun and educational environment is at the heart of your teaching approach.
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