I've played a game with my kids similar to password/taboo. I break them up into 4 or 5 teams and put all words in a basket. Each team sends 1 player up and has 1 minute to to have their teammates guess as many words as possible (while the other teams watch). In the first round, they can do the action attached to the word. In the next round, they draw the words on the board and in the final round, they need to circumlocute. You switch people each time so everyone gets a chance to be up front. We've had a lot of fun with this game. I have a few kids who are not comfortable being the person up front and for them, I let them skip it as long as they are guessing the words when someone else is up there. Stel On Sunday, January 12, 2014, Colin Oriard wrote: > Hi all, > Does anyone have good ideas/activities for practicing old vocabulary > before semester finals? I have my vocabulary separated by month. So I > have huge sections of butcher paper with vocabulary from September, > October, November, etc. that I'd like to brush up on with the students > before their finals. Any suggestions? > Colin >