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The Price is Right: using comparisons worksheet

 
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The Price is Right: using comparisons The Price is Right: using comparisons

A game based on the game show: the price is right. Review vocabulary: fridge, microwave, etc. Students make guesses as to the price of the various items. The teacher will reveal the answers and the team with the closest number wins a point. The most points wins. Afterwards, students make comparative sentences about the items.

 Level:elementary
Age: +8
 Downloads:6

Copyright 11/7/2018  Megan Kinney
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