'Loop Card' games keep pupils 'on their toes' and attending as all are involved and they do not know when their card will come up.
Click to download a set of 32 cards.
It is important that all the cards are used for a game. This is because they form a 'loop' and one card leads to the next. Therefore, if there are less than 30 pupils playing, some must have an extra card, and if more than 30, some must share cards.
The teacher retains one card to control the game.
Make sure that the cards are well shuffled. The teacher, or adult leading the game, retains a card and the rest are distributed to the class.
To play
The teacher (or adult leading the game) reads the second part of his/her card. The pupil who has the card with the correct answer the reads their entire card, which leads on to the next pupil and their card, and so on right round the class.
The game has gone round once when the teacher's card comes up again.
Click to download detailed instructions for using Loop Card Games.
