Teach a timeline in class
Students put historical events, the steps of an experiment or the stages of a life cycle in the right order.
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Write 2 to 10 items in the right order. Each phone shows them shuffled, and participants tap them in order, from first to last. Answers stay hidden until you show the right order.
Create an ordering gameThe big screen and a participant's phone
Write 2 to 10 steps, dates or events in the right order. You can add a timer.
They scan the QR code and get the items shuffled on their phone. They tap them one by one, from first to last.
The big screen shows how many people found the full order and how often each item was put in its place.
Students put historical events, the steps of an experiment or the stages of a life cycle in the right order.
Ask participants to rebuild a safety procedure or a sales process, then go over the steps most often misplaced.
Ask your team to put company milestones or product launches in order by date, then comment on the result.
In what order do the stages of the water cycle happen?
Use this questionPut the steps for handling a customer complaint in the right order.
Use this questionSort these inventions from oldest to newest.
Use this questionPut our company milestones in order, from first to most recent.
Use this questionPoints go to everyone who finds the full order. With a timer, faster right answers earn more. A top 10 leaderboard shows when the presentation asks for first names.
Answers stay hidden until you show the right order. The screen then shows how many people found the full order and how often each item was put in its place.
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