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13 Clever Ways to Pick Student Partners or Groups Make it easy with Post-its. Source: The Lettered Classroom. ... Draw rocks. ... Match up math questions and answers. ... Find your opposite. ... Use pipe cleaners. ... Use paint swatches to divide up students. ... Add curriculum challenges to a deck of cards. ... Try Scrabble tiles.
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Draw a tic-tac-toe grid on a board or chart paper. Choose a topic/subject for the game (for example, solving money math problems, find the grammar error, or identify the country capital). Arrange the class into two teams; Xs and Os. Flip a coin to see which team will go first.
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Draw a tic-tac-toe grid on a board or chart paper. Choose a topic/subject for the game (for example, solving money math problems, find the grammar error, or identify the country capital). Arrange the class into two teams; Xs and Os. Flip a coin to see which team will go first.

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