In our Drama Class Charlie will have Free Time this week and we will be #HomeschoolwithBoardGames Movies Trivia Game – Fun Cinema Question Based Game Featuring 1200 Trivia Questions – Ages 12+ by go!
I chose Movies Trivia Game game for Charlie to play because Charlie and David can choose a movie to watch. During the commercials Charlie and David can take turns asking each other questions from the game.
MOVIES TRIVIA CONTENTS: For 2 or more players ages 12 years and up, Movies Trivia is a fun game that includes 1200 questions and answers with 4 categories on each card
QUIZ QUESTIONS: Besides having the benefits of improving and expanding your knowledge, trivia games are also a fun way to get everyone involved at any game night or party
FAMILY FUN: The rules are easy to learn and the game is difficult to stop playing, it’s that much fun! It’s the perfect game for families that allows the kids, teens, and parents to all get involved
TRAVEL ACTIVITIES: This compact, portable game can easily fit in a purse or backpack, making it perfect as an on the go activity for long road trips in the car and long waits at the restaurant
Movies Trivia Game
Five categories test your knowledge of comedy, action, drama, sci-fi/horror and awards. This game is small enough to go anywhere. There are no complex rules or pieces. 1200 trivia questions , most trivia fun for your dollar. Family fun for everyone.
From the Manufacturer
Maybe you’re not sitting pretty with a Best Actor Oscar award, but you can win the Movie Buff Bragger title when you beat your friends and family at Movies Trivia game night!
Your family and friends will try to distract you with buttery popcorn, fizzy drinks and sugary concoctions, but stay true to that movie brain of yours! When you need a short break, stand tall and tell em’, “I’LL BE BACK!”. That’s right, they’ll be quivering as you exit the room.
Question:
Drama/ Musical:
Who direct The Green Mile? Do you know? No, Googling…
Reading Class:
Read the instructions and ask questions to the Guests to make sure they comprehended what you read to them.
Then have them ask you questions about what you read so they can make sure you listened.
Spelling:
Movies, Trivia Game, Offer, Refuse, Movie Buff, Reel, Travels, Trip, Car, Vacation, Friends, House, Categories, Comedy, Cartoon, Action, Adventure, Drama, Musical, The Green Mile, Horror, Sci-Fi, Facts, Fascinating
Math:
Count all the cards in the Game and create 5 math problems for one of the players to work out.
Then have them create five problems for you to do.
Drama Class:
Act out a Scene from one of the movies mentioned in this Game
Music Class: Create a song that could be sung to promote the game to your friends and family
Art Class:
Draw a picture from one of the cards and make sure you include a description of what you drew and why.
Cooking Class:
Create cookies using some of the facts on the cards like a TV or Microphone and so on.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
