Making The Game Anagram in Wordwall

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Sometime as a teacher we have to try something different in class, especially in this situation where learning process still online. I think this situation triggered student to be bored. I think with 'game' we can build the class even online to be more powerful and fun.

In this time, I will share tutorial to make the game on the Wordwall website.

Why Wordwall? because in this website have so many game in it and you can make a different game day by day in simple way

This website-based application can be used to create learning media such as quizzes, matchmaking, pairing, anagrams, word randomization, word search, grouping, etc. Interestingly, in addition to providing users with access to the media they have created online, they can also be downloaded and printed on paper. This application provides 18 templates that can be accessed for free and users can change activity templates from one activity to another easily. Teachers can also make their own content a task.

In the Wordwall website there are so many activity and game you can choose, but here I choose one of very simple activity there is Anagram.

Here's the Tutorials to make Anagram game in Wordwall website

1. Register an account at https://wordwall.net/

2. Click 'Log In' and sign in with your google account.

3. Click sign in with your google account to ease you sign in.

4. Select 'Create Activity' and then select one of the provided activity templates.

5. choose the 'Anagram'

6. Type your content according to the type of game. Input 'Title' and some words according the material you choose, here i choose the Verb 2 in Irregular Verb

6. Click 'Done' when finished.

7. Your game is already done and can be played. Click 'Share' to get the link and you can share the link to your student

8. Yo can see the result here, who has already played and the rank show based on the score.

by playing game, learning is being more fun and interesting. 

Hopefully this tutorial helpful to you as a teacher using game to learning.

                "You don't learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing, and by falling over." 

 -Richard Branson