That way I don’t accidentally reveal another answer by mistake.ĭuring the game, the students can ask for clues or hints to help them if needed. The preparation sheet will also be useful when playing the game to remind me where each answer is located. Some answers are reveal but some remain hidden.

My notes could then be used to produce the game template.Ībove: Screenshot of the PowerPoint template of Family Feud. Hungary – to discuss the difference between Hungary and hungry. – to discuss the difference between the U.K. The Netherlands – to discuss the difference between Holland and The Netherlands. The reason I chose these countries are as follows: The question is quite open and there are a lot of correct answers, however, I specifically chose six that I could focus on. Click on the image above or follow the link to download a copy of the preparation sheet. As an example, I wrote down a question and six answers on a preparation sheet. However, it requires more preparation time.įor the purpose of introducing the activity, we are going to look more closely at the first way. The benefit to this is that the students are making material for themselves and are involved in the class. The second way is to conduct a student survey and use the students’ answers to play the game. The first way is for the teacher to choose the answers and give the students some thinking time with each question. I previously created a classroom adaptation of this game in 2015, but I want to update the template and resources for this activity. The families had to guess what they thought was the most popular answer in order to gain the most points. They would then ask the same questions to two families.

This PowerPoint template is based on an American TV show of the same name. Family Feud is a game that encourages students to use English, it gives them opportunities to guess even if they don’t know the answer and it allows them to practice the vocabulary and grammar that they have been learning.

Family feud new set