When participants need to memorize information such as codes or computer function keys, Concentration will help them master the material in no time. Concentration can be played individually or in teams of 2 -3. For example, one card in each pair could have a code. The other card would have the information that the code represents. At the beginning of the game, the cards are shuffled, placed face down and then arranged in rows.
Participants take turns picking up a card and then turning another one over in search of a match.
Keep the last hour before lunch very active and interactive. Avoid showing videos and other passive activities during this time. If there is a need for skill practice or a hands-on session, this would be a good time to build it into the schedule. These are just a few ideas for adding some life and energy to review sessions. Experiment until you find approaches that work for your audiences and topics.