Higher / Lower Numbers Game

A nice easy game to round out the week courtesy of Leen in Tokyo:

1. Divide the class into two groups.

2. One kid from each kid comes to the front.

3.  The teacher shows a number (1-60 or any range)  to the class without showing it to the 2 at the front.

4.  The teacher says “Go!”

5.  At the same time, the 2 kids  at the front shout out a random number.

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6. Their group mates shout out either higher or lower.

7.  The two at the front keep guessing till they get the right answer!

8.  Play again with two new kids!

This is really fun! It can be used to any level. You can adjust the range of numbers depending on the level of your students.

Thank you very much Leen!

What do you all think? Do let us know  in the comments!

Be genki,

Richard

 

ninjaP.S.  Ninja Tip: Remember the 3 Step Ninja Plan for making numbers really easy:

1.  Numbers 1 to 12 first (so you can teach the time)

2.  In the next numbers lesson do 13 to 31 (for birthday dates)

3.  Finally the next lesson will be 32 to 60 (for time part 2!)  – Easy! 🙂

 

P. P.S.  Another great, simple numbers game is the Number Golf. 

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5 Responses to “Higher / Lower Numbers Game”

  1. Miki

    Like it! Easy to adjust to individual class level!

  2. Hugo

    Great simple game.
    I’ve been using something similar for a while now, having the kids to guess my age as well as the birthday.
    It’s great to put numbers into conversation.

  3. erna pujiati

    I have tried the game to my class for the secondary level with the material of degree of comparison of adjectives, and it works, all my students are highly motivated and enthusiastic in all the classroom activities, thanks a million for all Mr. Richard

    best wishes

    erna pujiati

  4. erna pujiati

    Sorry, if my comment is not fair, but i mean that exactly you have give me many ideas of varying my classroom activities

  5. Lyubov

    Great idea! And just exactly now we study numbers-so it’s really in time)Thank you very much.

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