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Review Class Using the Minions Bomb (Baam) Game with an Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) / Smartboard. We use Bomb (Baam) Game lessons to review the previously units target language in a gamified class quiz. If you want a copy of this bomb game go to https://www.teamteacherchina.com/sz-p... and download it from the link under Module 1 Review (Units 1-3) Grade 2.

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TEFL Powerpoint (ppt) games otherwise know as 'bomb (baam) games. Are a popular tool among English Teachers in public schools here in Asia.
They can be used as a fun way to review previous target language
or even as a dynamic way to practice English as part of a class.

Just fill out the question slides with visual prompts or questions and complete the corresponding answers.
Students then have to choose an option (letter, number, etc) from the beginning slide and it will bring them to a question.
After the student answers the question they may receive points or a bomb (lose points) or another special event.
It's an exciting way to practice English

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