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Froggy Jumps

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Froggy Jump is a fun and interactive activity where students act like frogs by jumping to the correct answer based on the situation given by the teacher. After listening to a short scenario, students will quickly “frog jump” to the area that shows the correct type of conflict. This activity makes learning enjoyable, active, and helps students easily identify and remember the different types of conflict.

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Froggy Jump is a fun and interactive activity where students act like frogs by jumping to the correct answer based on the situation given by the teacher. After listening to a short scenario, students will quickly “frog jump” to the area that shows the correct type of conflict. This activity makes learning enjoyable, active, and helps students easily identify and remember the different types of conflict.

by MUTOS, REA A.
1

What type of conflict is shown when Robin Hood fights the Sheriff of Nottingham?

2

Robin Hood takes from the rich to give to the poor. This action primarily represents a conflict with:

3

How do Robin Hood and his men survive in Sherwood Forest despite dangers?

4

Which value is most evident when Robin Hood helps the poor even though it puts him at risk?

5

Which of the following best describes a challenge Robin Hood faces that is man vs. nature?

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