Write pairs, get a chain
Type each question with its answer — text, a picture or a sound on either side. The cards are made for you: every card holds one answer and asks the next question, so the whole deck forms one chain.
The classroom loop game: every card reads “I have …, who has …?”, and the answer to each question is on another card, so the whole deck is one chain. Write the questions and answers — text, pictures or sound — and the cards are made for you.
Type each question with its answer — text, a picture or a sound on either side. The cards are made for you: every card holds one answer and asks the next question, so the whole deck forms one chain.
Give it a topic or a document and it writes the questions and answers for the chain — every answer different, and no question that fits two of them.
In a loop the last card leads back to the first, so any card can start. In a line a Start card opens the game and the last card says “The end” — the classroom domino.
Print the deck straight from the preview, two cards across the page, ready to cut out, shuffle and hand round.
Print each card's place in the chain in its corner, so a cut deck is easy to check and sort back into order. Off by default, because the numbers give the chain away.
Open a ready-made I have, who has — ten animals, facts and pictures — and play it exactly like your players would.