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Literary Terms and Figurative Language Battle of the Sexes Game!

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UPDATED! This PowerPoint game is the MOST FUN way to review literary terms and figurative language! Pictures and sound clips from popular movies, tv shows, and songs are divided into five rounds of play with five clips each. Each clip demonstrates a literary device or figurative language, including simile, metaphor, assonance, alliteration, verbal irony, internal rhyme, allusion, etc. Turn review time into game time! I divide the class into small tables of boys and small tables of girls. One person at each table is chosen to write the answers. During the game, you click on the sound icon, the clip plays (I usually let the students listen to the clip twice), the tables deliberate quietly, each writer jots down their team's answer, and then you move on to the next clip. At the end of the round, the tables quickly exchange papers and you click to the answer slide. Papers are then returned and a new round begins. This is a wonderful review for a Friday or just before a lit. terms exam. There's no reason why reviewing shouldn't be fun! Clips include Tommy Boy, Bon Jovi, Top Gun, Armageddon, Independence Day, Happy Gilmore, Homer Simpson, Grease, and many more! Enjoy!
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margaretbatts
Thanks so much for this awesome game! I just bought it and tried to use it with Microsoft Powerpoint 2010 and I can't get any of the sounds to work. I was really hoping to use it for my class, but not sure how to make those work! How do I find out what clips you used and maybe I can try and reconstruct my own? Any help would be great!

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Melody Stroud  (TpT Seller)
I'm very sorry that it's not working for you. I found most of my sound clips from http://www.wavsource.com/ . I wish I could help more; I don't know what the problem could be. :(
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dpthattsme
Hi Melody!
I really love what you have created, however, I have 5th graders and I would like to add music clips the same way you have added clips from movies and television. How did you go about doing that exactly? I'd like to take some things out and add some in, but I'm unsure as to how I can do that?
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Melody Stroud  (TpT Seller)
Hi there! I'm glad you like the game! To be honest, it's been probably six or seven years since I originally created the game, and I've been staying at home with my little girls for over five years, so I'm really out of practice. I just remember saving .wav files to my computer and then inserting them into PowerPoint. I'm sure that doesn't help much, and I do apologize. Good luck with it all!
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JMNelson05
I just purchased the review (desperately needed something interactive like this for Wednesday, 01/09/13). sadly, my sound links/clips are refusing to play. Any ideas on how to make the clips work or what I may be doing wrong? I purchased, immediately downloaded, and updated my Abode software for the game. Am I missing anything??? Please let me know ASAP, as I'd love to use it THIS WEEK. Thanks!
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Melody Stroud  (TpT Seller)
Hello, and thanks for purchasing the game! It works in MS PowerPoint, have you tried that? If you don't have MS Powerpoint, you can try using the free Powerpoint Viewer that can be downloaded here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6
Please let me know how it goes! I haven't had any complaints about the game, so I'm not sure what else it could be. I really hope it works out!
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Anna Campos  (TpT Seller)
This looks like fun! My question is do the students just have to listen and find the figurative language and then label it? I know that sounds redundant, but I'm just not sure if there's a question slide or they know they're looking to ID the phrase and figurative language type. Thank you!
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Melody Stroud  (TpT Seller)
Hi Anna! The students listen to the movie/tv/music clip and then they have a second to discuss in their groups to find the figurative language. It could be anything from alliteration, irony, simile, etc. There's no specific question slide, just the clip. I hope that helps! Thanks for looking, Anna!
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