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Who am I? On note cards, teacher writes names of people studied in class, vocabulary words, places or things from content. Student puts on top hat (or baseball cap) or sticky note, and chooses a card without looking at it. The other student tapes the card to the hat, or put the sticky note on his/her back. The student determines the name on the card by asking yes or no questions.

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Page 1: Who am I?

Who am I?• On note cards, teacher writes names of people

studied in class, vocabulary words, places or things from content.

• Student puts on top hat (or baseball cap) or sticky note, and chooses a card without looking at it. The other student tapes the card to the hat, or put the sticky note on his/her back.

• The student determines the name on the card by asking yes or no questions.

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Who am I?

•Let’s play.

•In your group, pick one person to turn away from the screen.

•The name appears on screen.

•The “It” person asks yes or no questions until he or she answers correctly.

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Who Am I?

• Tom Hanks

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Who Am I?

• Bill Gates

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Social Studies Examples: Who am I?Elementary

• Daniel Boone• Amelia Earhart• Abraham Lincoln

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• Albert Einstein• Dwight Eisenhower• Sigmund Freud

Social Studies Examples: Who am I?Middle School

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Social Studies Examples: Who am I?High School

• Joan of Arc• Ulysses S. Grant• Aristotle

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Other Examples?

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What Am I?

Science

• Insect• Mammal• Gravity• Force• Compound• Element – (specific)

English

• Parts of speech • Poetry• Essays• Genres• Literary Techniques• Titles

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What Am I?

Math

• Order of operation• Scientific notation• Pythagorean

Theorem• Variable• Slope• Intercept

Social Studies

• The Constitution• Republic• Democracy• Free trade• States Rights• Electoral College