Veltra Figure Match

A rapid-fire proportion comparison game for spoken precision.

1. 1 Split the room into teams of 3 or 4 and give each table one set of cards.
2. 2 Instruct each team to appoint one scorekeeper to track cards and oral sentences.
3. 3 Start the clock and run the steps tightly using the 20-minute timed plan.
4. 4 Circulate and listen for clean prepositions, especially catching slips like "a far cry of".
5. 5 Reveal matches using the Teacher Key at step 5 and reward the winning team.

1. 1 Goal: match all 6 figure cards to the correct proportion cards with your team.
2. 2 Take turns picking a card and saying a complete comparative sentence aloud.
3. 3 Always begin your sentence with the site or target named on the card.
4. 4 Your partner listens, checks correctness, and awards points on your tally sheet.
5. 5 Win bonus points for using the Unit words in your sentences.

Hand out the cards and name one scorekeeper per team.

Teams match the 6 figure cards to the 5 phrase cards in silence.

Learners speak each pair in a sentence using Unit words.

Partners tick scoresheets for correct phrasing and vocab.

Teacher reveals the key and corrects the common trap phrases.

Conduct rapid closing questions and crown the highest scorer.

"The old reactor produced three times as much as the new one, so we kept it for steady baseload power..."

"Imported uranium now covers only a fraction of our needs, so our dependency on one supplier is falling..."

"During the winter outage, roughly half of the city lost heating, which showed..."

"The new plan to diversify our supply is a far cry from what we promised, because..."

"Solar power is on a par with wind this year, but both stay intermittent on calm, cloudy days..."

"The cost to decommission the plant is three times as much as we expected, and the shortfall in the budget..."