Who wants to be a millionaire? Autonomous learning

Most of you know the game Who wants to be a millionaire? Are you ready to play?
Aim: practice your reading skills

Level: students  may get  general knowledge questions as well as language questions. Therefore this game aims at students with higher levels of English.

Optional task (two options):  students  create  their  own set of  questions for the contest. You can download the instructions for your students by clicking the link below.

  • Option 1: download and photocopy the instructions provided below. You will need one copy for every two students. 
  • Option 2: if a projector is available, you can explain the task to your students by using the provided  Power Point. Think it twice before printing and photocopying!.

THE GAME (on line):

Click: HERE to access the game online.

MATERIALS. 
TAKE YOUR PICK!!!

Click  HERE to access:
  • A worksheet with instructions for the students
  • A Power Point presentation with the instructions 
TAKE YOUR PICK!!! Remember you need either the Worksheet OR the PP Presentation


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