I've never heard of it before. It sounds like it would work, but I'm
worried it might be too complicated. I think I'd need to play it to
see how it would actually work.
Oh, and Carol, I saw your package in my mailbox... the nanofictionary
cards... they've probably been at the school for awhile, but our
secretaries didn't come back till this past week, so mail wasn't sorted
for staff they knew weren't in the building. ;)
Magi
Carol Townsend wrote:
Have you looked at Just Desserts yet?
It's got food and what the food is made up of. On cards. Along with
who likes what stuff.
For example, if you have "peanut butter cups" then you've got
something made of chocolate and peanuts. There's people that like
stuff w/ chocolate, others that like stuff w/ peanuts and some who
like both - so any of those people would eat the peanut butter cups.
Then there are those who don't like peanuts and (though it's
impossible to think of) some who don't like chocolate. The won't eat
the peanut butter cups. The people cards show what they will eat and,
if they won't eat something, it's also on the cards.
There's other stuff w/ the game play (and the current rules are
here:http://www.wunderland.com/LooneyLabs/JustDesserts/Rules.html )
but that's how the cards are set up. Maybe something in how those
cards are set up that can help you develop your dichotomous key game?
I kept trying to think of how to use it in a chemistry class because
the mini-poster of all the desserts is *almost* like a periodic table
(look at the bottom of the rules page, or here:
http://www.looneylabs.com/OurStores/product.html?ProductID=242)
anyway, good luck!
Carol
On 8/11/06, *Magi D. Shepley* <magid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:magid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I read the description of the Aquarius game with interest, because
last
week (and this Monday), I am taking a class that will allegedly
make me
highly qualified to teach high school biology.
:cough: :cough: Anyway...
I have to come up with a set of stuff to teach a specific topic. I've
built upon classification, since we do that all the time anyway.
I have adapted a dichotomous key to use familiar foods, and put
them on
cards to go on binder rings. I was wondering if anybody has any idea
how I can apply this concept to a CARD GAME.
I keep thinking I should be able to use the cards from the dichotomous
key as a card game, but I'm missing some essential information.
Magi
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