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BAAM GAMES -- Create some excitement in your class.

BAAM is a great way to "review" student learning. Students love it and unlike many games, it keeps all students engaged and focused. Even get your students making the BAAM games to play!

Here are the newest templates. Find games in this style at the end of these pages/resources.

Large Template
Medium Template
Mini Template


Please feel free to modify these BAAM games. To change the BAAM slides, just drag them to a different position but be sure to always keep the HOME slide in the same position!

Enjoy! These and more are also available on our GAMES page, scroll to the bottom.


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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on April 13, 2010 at 5:39am
Thanks Jessica!

I'll transfer a copy over to the Christmas folder so others can find it there.

SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on April 24, 2010 at 12:34am
Here are two BAAM games using the pictures for the Elementary curriculum/books. Let's .... and Routines. Make your own using the pictures, it's easy!

Change the BAAMs by moving the buttons and renumbering each button on the home board.
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SupporterPermalink Reply by Tommy Mc on April 27, 2010 at 6:55am
This is a BAAM game that I made to practice superlatives. It was inspired by David's earlier blog post about world records.
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SupporterPermalink Reply by Tune on June 21, 2010 at 8:21am
Thanks a milion. It very much avails for my kids.

SupporterPermalink Reply by Dodgy Al the Pirate on June 28, 2010 at 2:29am
Hi guys. Haven't been on here for a while, but just finished making a World Cup BAAM, and thought I'd share it. It's a little Korea-centric, so may need editing for other countries. Hope you like it.

Al :)

BAAM - world cup 2010.ppt

SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on June 28, 2010 at 5:58am
Howdy Al,

I'm sure it is wonderful as usual. Your Wallace and Gromit Baam is still a classic! Cheers and thanks!

I've also put this up in our World Cup resources.

SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on August 13, 2010 at 1:22pm
These two baam games are made using the photos in our Quizlet group! Easy to do, just copy them there and they are creative commons and copyright proof. Plus students can go there and practice afterwards. Practice makes perfect!
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Permalink Reply by Marc Luu on September 7, 2010 at 4:37am
here's one on lesson 7 for the 3rd grade Korean text book-which is about different customs and gestures...
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SupporterPermalink Reply by Suha khader on March 5, 2011 at 6:57pm
Great!! Thanks!

SupporterPermalink Reply by mrmullett on March 5, 2011 at 8:52pm

Hi. This a very clever game! (Never tried using powerpoint in this way - impressed by what it can do, and indeed what you have done with it!) At first I thought I was missing something - it was only when I played the presentation did I realise how it works!

 

Just out of curiosity, to those that have used it: do people prefer small teams (pairs / threes) or splitting the class into, say, 2 teams?

 

Regards,

Charlie


SupporterPermalink Reply by Shadi Mirza on March 10, 2011 at 2:23am
How do you edit the new ones?

SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on March 10, 2011 at 4:08am

Shadi,

 

Do you mean how to change the numbers around to make them random (on the home board)?  

 

For that , it is the same. You have to just switch those that are the same color. Take the top off (invisible part) and then drag the rest aside. Replace with a new one and then take that one and put where the second one was... 

 

It sounds complicated but isn't. I'll make a screencast you can watch tomorrow (it is late here), if it will help. 

 

 

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