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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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BAAM! The Game Show template.ppt, 392 KB
BAAM flags.ppt, 560 KB
BAAMalphabet.ppt, 986 KB

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SupporterPermalink Reply by Teacher on April 29, 2008 at 2:11am

Here are some more BAAM games. If you make more, load them up here and SHARE!

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BAAM trivia.ppt, 821 KB
baam.ppt, 557 KB
baamfinishit.ppt, 844 KB

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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on June 14, 2008 at 5:07am

Here is the latest BAAM game! Name the artist. Quite difficult but really educational.....how about making and sharing your own BAAM?

David

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baamnametheartist.ppt, 2.9 MB

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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on June 15, 2008 at 8:26am

Here are three animation baam games to practice verb tenses. Great way to get students to see the proper use of verbs and how verbs change with the tense in English.

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SupporterPermalink Reply by Suha khader on March 5, 2011 at 6:57pm

Great!! Thanks!

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Permalink Reply by Lina Husak on October 10, 2011 at 7:15am

Here's a BAAM game with funny pictures to practise prepositions.

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funny Baam-prepositions.ppt, 2.8 MB

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Permalink Reply by Duncan McKinlay on June 25, 2008 at 1:32am

Thanks for sharing your great power points. Where do you get your animations from?

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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on June 25, 2008 at 6:07am

Duncan,

These are cool for young learners. I will have to make some more but find a series of ppt jeopardy games also here, with them...

First made by Michael Turcotte who was probably the first teacher to jump on my sharing bandwagon in this part of the world...I think he got them from Animation Factory but unless you bittorent, you have to pay...Give him a shout... http://eflclassroom.ning.com/profile/mptur2007

Cheers,

David

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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on June 25, 2008 at 12:30pm

Baam -- Who? game....

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baamwhoanimated.ppt, 864 KB

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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on July 17, 2008 at 11:33pm

Here is the "timely" Olympic Version. Get in the spirit!

Your students can be creative with the answers but they mostly focus on basic Olympic vocabulary (medals, ceremony, podium, protest, rings, motto etc...) but for lower levels -- accept any answer that goes with the picture/question.

Have fun!

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BaamOlympics.ppt, 4.8 MB

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Permalink Reply by Carl on July 23, 2008 at 3:47am

Hi Dave. I'm having a problem with changing the slides. I will change them and play the game, but the baam! slides are always in the same place when I play the game? Have you heard of this before, or am I doing something wrong? Thanks for your help.
Carl

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SupporterPermalink Reply by ddeubel on July 23, 2008 at 11:52am

Carl,

That is strange and I also tried it and it does the same thing on the few I tried...never used to. I think somehow the action settings are getting rolled over...they change and roll with the slide change - so.....

The easiest thing to do, to change the slides in this case is to go to the home slide. You will have to just switch some of the numbered boxes around. No need to do too many , just enough to throw a wrench into the game.

How?

Each box consists (in layered order), an invisible action setting coating the box, an X and the box itself. Drag all 3 in sequence to the side and fill with another 3. Replace that one with the one on the side. Repeat. Be careful, drag slowly and you'll have to renumber the box to the proper number. That's all. A little work but not that hard to do....especially once you get the hang of it.

If you screw up, just close, don't save and reopen, try again.....

Let me know how this works!

Cheers,

David

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Permalink Reply by Carl on July 24, 2008 at 12:17pm

Thanks Dave that worked perfectly. I've uploaded two different boards with the Baam squares marked. These are completely blank , however, except for the point values. For some reason my co teacher didn't want dollars.
My camp is using a book (Let's Go Book 3), so I do have a few of those ppts. I'll post those tomorrow.

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