Description
What’s Included
- Interactive PowerPoint Password game (10 rounds)
- Editable slides (add your own words)
- Instructions included
- Sound effects and engaging design
- Easy to Use
Works on PowerPoint (PC & Mac – Office 365 or newer)
Play on:
- Interactive whiteboard
- Classroom screen or projector
- Laptop
- Online lessons or video calls
No printing required — just open and play
Important
This game does not work in Google Slides
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Help
Need help? Let’s chat! I’m here to answer any questions and help resolve any issues. Thank you for choosing me.
Carolin
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Sarah T. – 4th ESL Teacher –
The Password Game has been a huge hit in my ESL class! It’s such a simple, interactive way to build vocabulary and improve verbal skills. I love how it encourages teamwork when played in groups and gets the entire class involved in whole-class mode.
Mrs. Thompson, ESL –
Hi,
I bought your Password game on Teachers Pay Teachers and love it! I’m having a little trouble with the audio, though. The music plays over the ticking clock sound, and the clock buzzer starts as soon as a new slide appears.
I’ve been able to customize the slides (adding words, duplicating, etc.), but I can’t seem to change anything with the audio. Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks!
Carolin –
Hello,
Yes, it’s possible to separate the audio files.
Since the audio is inserted in the Slide Master view, you’ll need to edit it from there. Here’s how:
Go to the “View” tab and select “Slide Master”.
Navigate to the specific layout where the audio is located.
You can select and delete any audio you don’t want. The third audio icon is the music.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
Best regards,
Carolin
Mrs. Patel –
Perfect for building vocabulary and teamwork!
Mrs. Martínez, Spanish Teacher –
The first time I tried the game, I saved it as the wrong file type and thought I had broken it. I emailed Carolin, and she quickly explained what to do. After that it worked perfectly, and my students loved every second of it. Fantastic resource and fantastic support!