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Psychology Pictionary! http://www.online-stopwatch.com/countdown-timer/

Our Rules One player will be drawing, the other will be guessing. The illustrator will face the front of the class so that they can see the word they are to draw. The guesser will face away from the front of the class. Each round, you will switch seats and therefore switch roles from guesser to illustrator or vice versa!

Our Rules Each round three words will be flashed on the board together. The illustrator gets to choose which word to draw. If your partner struggles to guess the word, you have the option to move on and choose another word on the board. If you do choose another word, let your partner know!

Our Rules Each round will be timed. When the timer goes off, all guessing will stop and we will switch roles. On a sheet of paper, keep score of how many words you each guessed correctly

Rules For The Illustrator You cannot make any hand gestures or audible noises The picture drawn cannot have any numbers or letters in it You may switch words whenever you would like, as long as you inform your partner of the switch Once your partner guesses the word, move onto the next word and continue until the clock runs out

Ready To Play?

Round One Neuron Central Nervous System Hindbrain

Round Two Peripheral Nervous System Synapse Left Hemisphere

Round Three Frontal Lobe Prosopagnosia Dendrite

Round Four Axon Parasympathetic Nervous System Cerebellum

Round Five Occipital Lobe Somatic Nervous System Axon Terminal

Round Six Neurotransmitters Autonomic Nervous System Cerebral Cortex

Round Seven Right Hemisphere Myelin Reflexes

Round Eight Sympathetic Nervous System Forebrain Temporal Lobe

Round Nine Parietal Lobe Broca’s Area Midbrain

Round Ten Corpus Callosum Wernicke’s Area Medulla

Round Eleven Reticular Activation System Cell Body Thalamus

Round Twelve Hypothalamus Nucleus Limbic System