Four corners game
Pick a corner, explain your choice.
Which planet is closest to the Sun?
- Corner 1Venus
- Corner 2Earth
- Corner 3Mercury
- Corner 4Mars
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How to play four corners
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Label the four corners of the room 1 to 4.
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Show a question on the screen.
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Students walk to the corner that matches their answer.
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Ask someone in each corner to explain their choice.
About the four corners game
Four corners gets a class moving and talking. Each question shows four colour-coded options; students go to the matching corner and discuss with others who chose the same. Agree-disagree statements use the corners for strongly agree to strongly disagree, which is great for persuasive-writing warm-ups.
The review set turns it into a quick quiz: the right corner wins.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I label the corners?
Write 1 to 4 on paper and tape one in each corner, or use the same four colours as the screen.
Is it free to use in school?
Yes. Everything is free, with no signup, and the questions were written for Atifo to share in class.
Does it work on a projector or smartboard?
Yes. The text is large and the buttons are easy to tap or click from the front of the room.
Can I print the four corners game?
Yes. “Download cards PDF” prints the questions or words as cut-out cards.
Can I add my own?
Yes. Type them one per line in the box and they replace the ready-made ones. Nothing you type leaves your device.