Point and Say – Classroom Objects

¥19.00

A fast, tap-to-reveal vocabulary quiz for classroom objects, colors, and numbers — six switchable modes in one game.

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How it plays

Point & Say drills the core vocabulary set — book, pencil, chair, eraser, crayon, paper, pen, desk — plus colors and counting, through six switchable modes. Picture Check lets students meet every object first (tap to reveal, tap to hide) before any quiz starts. What Is It?, What Color?, and How Many? ask the three question patterns students need for the oral test, with full-sentence answers expected ("It's a pencil," "It's blue," "4"). Word Match flips it around — students read a word and tap the matching picture, so they're practicing reading rather than memorizing card position. Mixed Review randomly cycles the three quiz modes, with an optional Auto-Cycle timer (4–14s) for rapid-fire, test-speed pace — ideal for cram review the lesson before a test. Built-in two-team scoring runs throughout.

Any browserWindows & Mac100% offlineGreat on a smartboardGreat alongside National Geographic Learning's Our World Starter, Unit 1 (classroom objects)

Features

Learn before you're quizzed

Picture Check shows every object in a shuffled grid with a hidden label — students guess, then tap to reveal, before any scoring starts.

Three question patterns, one game

What Is It?, What Color?, and How Many? drill the exact sentence patterns used in the oral test, with full-sentence answers expected.

Reading practice built in

Word Match shows only the text of a word — students read it aloud and tap the matching picture, so they're reading the word, not memorizing its position.

Auto-Cycle for test-speed cram review

Mixed Review can run hands-free on a 4–14 second timer, simulating the pace of the real test — perfect for the lesson right before testing.

What’s included

  • ✓Windows installer (.exe)
  • ✓Mac installer (.dmg)
  • ✓YouTeacher Activator — one app licenses every game on your USB

Set up in 4 steps

  1. Start with Picture Check

    Let students meet every object first — tap to reveal, tap to hide — before anyone is quizzed on it.

  2. Drill the three question types

    Switch between What Is It?, What Color?, and How Many? and award points with the +1 buttons as students answer in full sentences.

  3. Practice reading with Word Match

    Show the word, have a student read it aloud, then tap the matching picture.

  4. Cram with Mixed Review

    Turn on Auto-Cycle before a test to run all three question types back-to-back at your chosen pace.

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