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Ghana Session: Jeopardy

On March 4, 2016, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. students and the students from Ghana played another game of Jeopardy
David Wronko

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Jeopardy Ghana Session

On March 4, 2016, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. students and the students from Ghana played another game of Jeopardy.

The students engaged in a game that dealt with food, music, movies, and sports. Both sides were very competitive and discovered that no matter where you live in the world you will find someone who likes what you like.

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Jeopardy truly brought the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School students and the students from Ghana together.

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