¿Dónde está el mundo?: Un juego de adivinanzas sobre ubicaciones (de 10 a 14 años)

Prepare for some virtual world travel full of quirky history and underrated destinations!

This version of the class is intended for learners aged 10-14. Another version of this class for ages 14+ can be found here: https://outschool.com/classes/where-in-the-world-a-location-guessing-game-ages-14-wraJ6Z6r

Get $10 off this class with coupon code STEVENDISCOUNT10 until June 30, 2025.

In this ongoing 45-minute class, students will collaborate and use their research skills to ask strategic yes or no questions and uncover the mystery location where I am "traveling" to. 

(Note: Some meetings might run over time depending on the time it takes for students to guess the location, presentation content, and student input.)

Here's how the class works:

1. At the beginning of each class, I will provide a brief introduction on how the class works, and then I will "transport" to a secret location somewhere on Earth.

2. Students will have 20 minutes to work together to ask yes or no questions and research the answers to narrow down the location. They will need to think critically and creatively to piece together the clues. See "parental guidance" for more information about how students might use a search engine to research the possible answer.

3. Whether the students successfully guess the location or not, I will reveal the mystery place during the last 20 minutes of the class.

4. In the remaining time, I will share fun facts, images, videos, and lead a discussion about the location, its culture, its history, and whether the students would like to travel there in person.

Each class meeting will feature a different location/landmark, ensuring a new and engaging experience every time! 

Week of May 14-20: Mystery Location #1
Week of May 21-27: Mystery Location #2
Week of May 28-June 3: Mystery Location #3
Week of June 4-10: Mystery Location #4
Week of June 11-17: Mystery Location #5.... and so on.

This course is designed to help students sharpen their research skills, develop teamwork, and broaden their knowledge of geography and cultures around the world.