Difficulty level tailoring


Beginners:

  • Use simple, concrete word/picture cards.
  • Clues are direct and familiar: “Swat something that is an animal.”
  • Students explain their choices in one short sentence.

Advanced learners:

  • Use multi-layered clues (riddles, metaphors, category overlaps).
  • Students must invent at least one alternative answer.
  • Pair work includes short brainstorming before swatting.

Experts:

  • Students create their own complex clues for classmates.
  • Cards represent abstract concepts (e.g., fairness, energy, connection).
  • Students explain the reasoning behind each creative connection.

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