Instructions for QQT Cards
Here are the instructions for using QQT (Quiz, Quiz, Trade) cards (apologies to those who already know about these). The game is so simple but the children seem to love it.
1. Give out the cut-up QQT cards (ideally laminated) – you need one per child and a few spares if the teacher and any other adults are playing.
2. The children find a partner and one child from each pair reads out his/her question - (i.e. Quiz 1). The partner tries to answer it – clues can be given. If they do not know the answer the first child can tell them it. (This can be a noisy game as all children are asking or answering at once!)
3. The second child then reads out his/her question, and the process is repeated (i.e. Quiz 2)
4. Once both questions are asked and answered the children swap cards (i.e. Trade) and then put up their hands to find a new partner. They are moving about the room to do this.
5. The process is allowed to continue for as long as you wish. It may be repeated on other days and the children do get better with time. You may like to explain that if they get the same question again it does not matter as this will help them learn.
Chris Williams
Name the parts of a worm
Head, segments, bristles saddle
What are the little sections of a worm called?
Segments
What do we call the prickly hairs of a worm?
Bristles
Where do worms live?
Underground in the soil
What is a badger’s home called?
A Sett
What is a rabbit’s home called?
A Burrow or a Warren
What is a fox’s home called?
An Earth
What is the main food of a Mole?
Worms
What do we call animals that are active at night?
Nocturnal animals
Name some nocturnal animals
Badger, Fox, Hedgehog
What is a female fox called?
A Vixen
What is a fox’s tail called?
A Brush
What do we call an animal which only eats plants?
A herbivore
What do we call an animal which eats both plants and animals?
An omnivore
What do we call an animal which only eats animals?
A carnivore
What is a herbivore?
An animal which only eats plants
What is an omnivore?
An animal which eats plants and animals
What is a carnivore?
An animal which only eats animals
How does a mole detect its food?
By smell and sensing movement
How big is a rabbit?
the size of a small cat
about 40cm
What do badgers eat?
Worms, slugs, snails, fruit,
What colour is a badger?
black and white
What colour is a fox?
reddy brown with a white tip to its tail
What colour is a rabbit?
brown, grey, black and white
When do rabbits feed?
Early morning and late evening
Name the enemies of badgers
Mainly man
Name the enemies of rabbits
Fox, badger, owl, birds of prey and man
Name the enemies of foxes
Mainly man
Name a black and white nocturnal animal
Badger
Name a reddy brown nocturnal animal
Fox
Name an animal that makes ‘hills’ on lawns
Mole
Which animal lives in a warren?
Rabbit