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Among Us - Who's the Impostor?

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I made these characters to play an adaptation of the Among Us game with my teenage students on our first day. They all have to put their heads down on the table and I'll call each one individually. If I show them the green player, they are part of the crew. If I show them the red player, they are the impostor. When they all put their heads up, each student will say a sentence about themselves but the impostor has to say a false sentence. Then, the class has to all vote on who they think the impostor is and why. The sentences can be about things they like or don't like, favorite colors or sports teams, pets they have, anything about their lives.

Again, I used a cereal box to make the characters and taped them onto chopsticks, really simple. Let's see how it goes. 🤞🤞

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  1. OanhttJune 24, 2021 at 8:14 PM

    What do I say about your posts? I love them. I read them everyday and always wait for new ones. I am very happy because I have something interesting to read. Hope you can upload more and more.
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  2. Elide Pinheiro GoncalvesAugust 8, 2021 at 5:36 PM

    So happy to know you like them!! Sorry I took so long to answer. Been busy with students. Will be uploading more soon. Have a great week!

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