Powerpoint Templates Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?: This easy-to-use PowerPoint template plays just like the popular TV game show, 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' It's a great way to review before big quizzes and tests! You can edit the content to review any subject, including K-12 English (ELA), history, math, science, social studies, and even foreign language topics in Spanish, French and German. The template includes teacher's notes and instructions for setup and gameplay, although, it's pretty simple if you're familiar with 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' Requires Microsoft PowerPoint.
PC Required; not for use on Macs. Single user license. Not for commercial use. Customer Reviews: 'I am so excited to use this with my class. I just customized the game for a social studies review that I'll do with my class next week. It was so easy to set up!
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (sometimes informally known as Millionaire) is an international television game show franchise, created by David Briggs, Mike Whitehill. PowerPoint Classroom Game: Millionaire. By Thomas Reyes. Finallyan amazing classroom PowerPoint game template! This PowerPoint game is a perfect way to add some.
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-fishyrobb 'Really useful for my revision sessions. The students will be thrilled when we play it in class! Thank you for your creativity.' -Evaggelia C.
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This can be used to review with your class before big tests and exams! I’ve included the instructions directly from the PowerPoint file below so that you can get an idea of how it works.
This template is recommended for PCs only because it uses PowerPoint macros for the “Lifeline” tracking boxes. Your version of PowerPoint probably already has macros enabled, but, if it doesn’t, watch to learn how to enable them. It’s super easy! Click to check out this game template on Teachers Pay Teachers. 34 slides, includes basic animation.How to set up this game template. 1.
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Come up with fifteen questions of increasing difficulty. Also include four answers for each question (3 wrong answers, 1 correct answer). Number each question with the easiest question being #1 and the hardest question being #15.