Monday, May 11, 2020

Picture Game for Young Learners


Guess the Picture



In my Hidden Images slides, click the blue squares to reveal an image. Students try to guess the image before all the squares disappear. This is a fun way to review vocabulary and motivate students.

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Here is the link to Hidden Images

To change the images, simply click on a square and move it to the side. Then select the image underneath and delete it. Next, place your desired image on the slide. Then go to the ARRANGE tab and click ORDER to place the image behind the squares. 

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