Let me start by saying that my kids LOVED this review game. They laughed, learned, and helped each other throughout the entire game!

What you’ll need: 

• 9 Hula Hoops
• Some kind of marker. We used Frisbees, but you can use bean bags, fabric, paper plates, and more. Use something that’s not bouncy so that it stays in the hula hoop.
• Optional: scooter boards

1. Have the students separate into two groups. My classes are roughly 15 students in each, so it worked out really well for my class size. If you have a class of 25-30 students, you might consider having rotating groups and another stationary activity on the side or possibly arranging two sets of the game.
2. We’ve been working with the ICE method for citing evidence, so I typed up about 15 slides for students to review the method, add punctuation to sentences with textual evidence, explain each step of the method, and more. Whatever content you want to review, just print up a variety of slides and either laminate them or put them in sheet protectors for repeated use. They will likely review each slide a few times, but all rehearsal is good rehearsal!
3. Designate two people to start. I structured it so that there was one person doing the movement part and one person doing the answering. When the person answered the question, the other person could run/twist/scooter/hop/etc., over to the Tic-Tac-Toe board and place his marker.
4. The person with the slides then passed the slides to the next person in the relay line, and then that person answered a question while another person placed the marker on the board.