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When putting an academic twist on the classic game, “Guess Who” is an activity that highly increases student engagement and rigor. Use this editable resource to create your own “Guess Who” games for any grade level, subject, or skill.

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When putting an academic twist on the classic game, “Guess Who” is an activity that highly increases student engagement and rigor. Use this editable resource to create your own “Guess Who” games for any grade level, subject, or skill. It is perfect for math centers, literacy centers, early finishers, or test prep!

Templates are provided for:

-Squares to insert into game board flaps

-Mystery cards

-“Cheat Sheets” for students to refer to during the game (ideas of questions ask, visual aids, etc.)

This resource also includes detailed guidelines, tips, and tricks for creating your own games using the templates.

*IMPORTANT THINGS TO NOTE*

1. This resource includes templates for an original version of “Guess Who?” sold on Amazon, as well as this specific newer version of the board game: Guess Who on Amazon. Other versions may have different dimensions for the flaps, and therefore the cards will not fit.

2. This resource will be easier to use if you have experience with creating in PowerPoint (specifically with changing font sizes, using text boxes, as well as inserting and resizing clipart if you plan to use clipart in your games). Basic guidelines are included if you do not have the experience, but please keep in mind that some skill in using PowerPoint will need to be learned to be able to utilize this resource.

This editable version is also included in a discounted Growing Bundle of pre-made Guess Who game sets:

Guess Who Mystery Number (Place Value)

Guess Who Mystery Addition Facts (Addition to 20)

Guess Who Mystery Subtraction Facts (Subtraction to 20)

Guess Who Mystery Money (Counting Dollars and Coins)

Guess Who Mystery Clock (Telling Time)

Guess Who Mystery Shape (Geometry)

Guess Who Mystery Fraction (Fractions)

Additional Guess Who games:

Guess Who Mystery Multiplication Fact (Multiplication)

Guess Who Mystery Division Fact (Division)

Guess Who Mystery Decimal (Place Value Practice for Decimals)

Want FREE storage labels for all of your Guess Who Games? Find them here:

Guess Who Storage Labels

You may also like this editable resource for another classic game:

Editable Jenga Math Game Cards

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