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Lenny Dutton
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Another quick post! This morning I put together a quick ACCESS FM game for one of my grade 7 classes. With this game students will see an object on the board, and they have to pick one specification type, from ACCESS FM, (Aesthetics, cost, customer, environment, size, safety, function and material) and describe it. The next person can pick from the remaining specification types, till we get all 8 done. If one is wrong, or someone has nothing to say, they are out.
I started off easy, but looking at Duplo, a vintage car and Fortnite. I then made it hard, showing objects that they may have never seen before. Feel free to use the game, but please keep credit. If you use it, I'd love to have feedback, or hear about changes and improvements you make. Direct Link HERE
3 Comments
Melissa
7/4/2019 03:09:14 pm
Thanks! I am going to find a way to work this into Criterion D. It will be a great review of what we have been doing all semester, and it will really push their thinking skills! 25/1/2020 08:00:51 am
As a teacher, I believe that you are doing great! Coming up with different exercises can actually push them to study and be active more. It is a good thing because we can see that ACCESS FM game has been working on them because they look forward to have it from time to time. Perhaps, there is really something in the game that got their attention, and I believe that you must continue with that!
John Davenport
15/3/2020 08:20:55 pm
Hi Lenny. I use ACCESS FM to carry out product analysis. I also use Parts, Purposed and Complexities, which I think allows students to slow look and find more details, this really helps students develop their own ideas. I love the resource you created! Leave a Reply. |
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