This is an interactive Power-Point game that incorporates a fun playing format in to the classroom, as students make decisions about where within the world certain inventions come from. Students find themselves faced with a board showing 20 numbers to choose from and the task of deciding if the invention that is revealed to them from behind each number, comes from the powerhouse country of inventions..."China" or from another country in the world. Bonus questions and points are up for grabs at every turn, filling this fun game with a plethora of informative facts. Whilst graded from grade 7- 10, it really is very general and can be used for younger and /or older students. •Students choose a number (Teams for big classes) • They say Chopsticks if they think it is a Chinese invention or Pop-Sticks if it is an invention that originates from another country. • Answer correctly (YAY) Score the allocated points, Incorrectly (Boom). Read the accompanying facts on screen. • Answer a special bonus question for a bonus point Information touched on in this PPT Game • Nationalities such as Hungarian, Dutch, Canadian and more • Lots of China facts and trivia like the previous name of Beijing, major rivers, The Last Emperor, some dynasty facts etc. • Facts about some cool inventions like Rubik's Cube, wiFi, Toilet Paper, Jet Pack, Lawn Mower, Orange Carrots and much more • Famous or not so famous inventors names and their countries. See the screen video of the powerpoint game in action here on my youtube page https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKXaf4j9osU&list=PLP_xsoFOetKjXGwPG2ZjmJDClSD2nXGVk This PPT is designed using Microsoft Office 2013. If you are worried about the compatibility of your Microsoft Office version, you can download the official Free PowerPoint Viewer with which it works wonderfully. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

This is a random student selector application that I designed on Microsoft Power-Point. It's as easy as adding each of your student's names on to the slides and hitting "s" to start and stop the random flow of their names. Perfect for so many things such as quizzes, allocation of things(such as seats) and giving prizes. See the video of it in action here https://youtu.be/vy_v0vPAV3c The PowerPoint is currently set up with 25 slides that can easily be added to for bigger classes (right click on a slide/ duplicate slide) or deleted for smaller classes (right click on a slide/ delete slide). Watch the above video to see just how easy it is.

Dogz Clip-art pack contains 10 clip-art dogs in both JPEG and PNG format Designed at 300 DPI, these are high quality and ready to be used in your projects. Dogs included are Boxer, Labrador Pup, Airedale Terrier, Sausage Dog, Schnauzer (x2), Bichon, Great Dane, Greyhound and Australian Terrier. A "Terms of Use" is included in download but basically, I have no problem with you using my clip-art in the classroom and in the products you create for resale BUT you must include a link to my store siting that I designed the clip-art (I have also included a png of my store logo for your convenience). You can not resale these clip-art images as stand alone products. ONLY acceptable when incorporated as part of your own designed lesson.