Description
A fun and engaging game with a great opportunity for extending students at all levels.
Guide your students through this 3 step process that helps them upskill with a variety of policy and legislation scenarios.
Step 1: Students work through the included PowerPoint investigating the impact of legislation on the Australia Food Industry.
Step 2: Students play Box of Doom, where the teacher reads a range of 28 scenario cards and students must answer questions on a worksheet provided.
Step 3: Students are provided with an explain scaffold and an extended response question worksheet for each of the 28 scenarios from Box of Doom.
Students can either go through a range of extended responses or all students can do a different extended response. This resource has options for differentiation and extension for students for a range of abilities.
Pack includes:
- Legislation PowerPoint
- 28 x Scenario cards
- 28 x Matching extended response scenarios worksheet with an explain scaffold
- Game worksheet
- 1 x Teacher instructions
- 1 x Teacher answer sheet
Resource Type: Activity, Game, Outcome Task.
Digital File Type: PDF, PowerPoint.
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Dale R. (Verified user) –
My Year 11 FT class think this activity was the best, they are bragging across the school and they never leave a sheet behind plus we are teaching them about copyright. So they keep their handouts close to themselves. PowerPoint are superb, run along side the sheets and track the syllabus outcomes. Best activity !
Ruth (Verified user) –
Great for discussion and application! Makes learning about legislation FUN!