All put a counter (e.g. eraser) on the START square. Speak about the topic of the square you are on for as long as you can, then your partner(s) will give you one point for each thirty second period you talked for, taking time off for silence, up to a maximum of six points. You can then move one square for each point you scored. For example, if you speak for two minutes but thirty seconds is taken off for silence, you can move four squares. The winner is the person who has gone furthest around the board when the teacher stops the game.
| An artistic medium | Public sculpture | The news the last time you saw, read or heard the news | A recent news story | START An artist |
| An artistic style | A media organisation | |||
| Media that isn’t suitable for children | An artwork | |||
| A comic or cartoon | A photo | |||
| Celebrity gossip | A gallery or museum | |||
| The TV licence fee | An exhibition | |||
| An English language TV series | Colours | |||
| A recent TV programme | The most important medium | |||
| Good and bad things about TV | The importance of art | |||
| The future of TV | The future of art | |||
| A TV channel | News on the internet | |||
| An English language magazine | An English language newspaper | A newspaper | Radio | Art education |
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