Target Practice Teacher Guide
Two teams take turns pulling an arrow from the quiver and answering the question on it. A right answer earns a shot at a moving target. Time it well and hit the bull's eye for 100 points. Works for any subject. This free 5-page guide covers everything you need to run it in class.
What's in the guide
- What it is — arrows, rings & points
- Starting a game — team colors, coin toss
- How a turn works — answer, aim, fire
- The game report — print who answered what
- Teacher Setup — your own questions, target speed
- Using it offline — download for your classroom
- Troubleshooting — quick fixes
- Answer Key — all 24 Looking West questions
From the 2003 version
Target Practice started as an Asymetrix ToolBook game in 2003, called “Looking West”: two archers, a red-and-white target, and a quiver of 24 arrows on the American West. A right answer earned a shot, and the rings decided the score. The web version keeps that game and adds team colors, a coin toss, a target you have to time, a printable game report, and a Teacher Setup where you can write questions for any subject.
Read it here
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