Description
FAST FACTS ABOUT THIS ZOMBIE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM GAME:
- Recommended for: Grades 5-8
- Lesson Duration: one or more library lessons (students can play multiple times with different results)
- Formats: PPT, PDF
- Editable: YES, all text is editable
NEEDED TO PLAY THE ZOMBIE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM GAME:
- PowerPoint (this game does not work in Google Slides, Open Office, LibreOffice, or any program that does not work with trigger animations)
- monitor/screen that you can project the PPT game on (all students need to be able to see it clearly)
- ability to print 4 PDF pages per student (you can reuse the pages with different classes)
- ability to print 1-2 pages per student – This is optional, but it helps students record their solutions. They can also do this on notebook paper, but I’ve included the sheets if you’d like to use them.
- two 6-sided dice per group (if you have 8 groups, you will need 16 dice)
THE ZOMBIE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM DICE GAME INCLUDES:
- 33-slide PowerPoint game (editable)
- Complete directions for teachers and students
- Dewey Categories sheet (2 pages, editable)
- Tool Categories sheet (2 pages, editable)
- List of specific Dewey numbers for items listed on the Categories sheets (2 pages, editable)
- Record sheets (optional, editable, 2 pages)
ABOUT THIS ZOMBIE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM GAME:
- Students select from 25 scenarios in five categories
- Each scenario includes a full-color photo
- Includes built-in “spacer” slides, which give students an opportunity to share their solutions
- Don’t worry! The zombie scenarios do not include violence or gore. They are survival scenarios that require ingenuity and problem-solving skills.
ABOUT THE CATEGORIES SHEETS:
- Each of the “Tool” categories represents a “hundreds section” in Dewey Decimal classification. For example, “Tool Category #5” contains items that represent topics in the 500s section of the library.
- “Tool Category #11” contains items that might appear in books from the 100s section (since students cannot roll a 1 with two dice).
- Use the Tool Categories sheet if you have not yet taught Dewey.
- Use the Dewey Categories sheet if you recently taught Dewey.
- No traditional weapons (guns, knives, etc.) are included in the tool categories, although rocks are included in the 500s toolkit.







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