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This lesson draws inspiration from popular game show television shows including The Weakest Link, Jeopardy, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Press Your Luck, and Dog Eat Dog. Students will have a ball while winning prizes, fake money, and Hebrew Knowledge.  \nMaterials Needed:  \n• Game show templates available at the JCC library or online at  \n[http://madrichmoshe.1sweethost.com/jccpass/index.html](http://madrichmoshe.1sweethost.com/jccpass/index.html)  \n• Fake checks (available at the end of this lesson) and prizes  \n• Some time to set everything up and play the games  \nProcedures Included For:  \n• Hollywood Squares  \n• The Weakest Link  \n• Press Your Luck  \n• Jeopardy  \n• Who Wants to be a Millionaire  \n• $100,000 Pyramid  \n• Miscellaneous  \nHollywood Squares  \nSetting up the Game  \n• Replace Questions  \n• Replace Answers (can be right or wrong)  \n• OPTIONAL put in a secret square, where if the team that picks it gets the answer right gets a prize.  \n Page 1 of 8 Copyright © 2006, [Weaver Family Foundation.](Weaver Family Foundation. www.WeaverFoundation.org)[ ](Weaver Family Foundation. www.WeaverFoundation.org)[www.WeaverFoundation.org](Weaver Family Foundation. www.WeaverFoundation.org)  \n\n| | Jewish Game Show Network\u003Cbr>Submitted by: Matthew Eckstein\u003Cbr>|\n| --- | --- |\n\nPlaying the Game  \n• Divide class into 2 teams.  \n• Wait until the entire first screen is loaded (after “A game of X’s and O’s”  \n• Click through the introductions of the celebrities  \n• Have Team X pick a square, click on THAT CELEBRITY  \n• Celebrity will be asked a question  \n• They will give an answer  \n• Player must say if they disagree or agree  \n• If they get it right, put an X in that blank (you can type in the squares)  \n• If they get it wrong, put an O in that blank  \n• Repeat for team O  \n• First team with three in a row, column, or diagonal wins.  \n• If it is a cat’s game, tally up the number of Xs and Os. The team with more wins  \n• Click on the scroll on the score board to see an animation for that team.  \nJeopardy  \nSetting up the Game  \n• Replace Categories  \n• Replace questions (should be in the form of answers)  \n• Replace answers (should be in the form of questions)  \n• NOTE: be careful what you are putting in which slide. All the questions and answers are grouped together. 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Anyone can “buzz in.” Their answer MUST BE IN THE FORM OF A QUESTION  \n• (Normal rules for the Jeopardy television show apply if someone gets a wrong answer)– make mental note to subtract that value from their score, other players have chance to answer.  \n• If someone gets the right answer, click on “Click for Answer.”  \n• Read the answer. Click on “Score board”  \n• Add dollar values to scoreboard  \n• Click “back to board” to continue playing  \n• Repeat everything again. 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