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If you want to help your students be more mindful of what they say and how they say it, and you want to do it in a fun way– this bundle is for you with It’s Debatable! and Well Said!. These two games make learning speech and debate fun with crazy debate prompts and silly public speaking scenarios. There is a method to the madness, though– both of these games teach sound argumentation and public speaking structure amidst the controlled chaos. Here’s how they work:
Game 1: It’s Debatable! It’s Debatable! is a game that challenges students with intriguing questions like, “Is cereal soup?” and “Is orange an ugly color?” These prompts spark lively, structured mini-debates with templates for making solid arguments and sound rebuttals that are both fun and educational. The game encourages students to think critically, articulate their thoughts clearly, and engage in friendly competition.
Game 2: Well Said! Well Said! combines elements from charades, Taboo, and all of our favorite emojis to focus on the nuances of public speaking. In this game, students are prompted to perform quotations emphasizing different emotions and aspects of delivery, such as eye contact and posture. This interactive activity helps students become mindful of their non-verbal communication skills by incorporating instant feedback, teaching them how to effectively convey messages effectively through body language, tone, posture, gestures, and more.
What’s Included in the Bundle:
Skill Development: Your students will enhance their ability to make sound, passionate arguments and improve their public speaking skills, including posture, tone, and eye contact.ay it, and you want to do it in a fun way– this bundle is for you with It’s Debatable! and Well Said!.
Print-Cut-and-Go Resources: Both games come with easy-to-use, print-cut-and-go materials. Simply prepare the game pieces, and you’re ready to go!
Structured Activities: Each game is designed to be engaging and educational, with clear instructions that make setup and play straightforward.
