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This is a great way to get students up or moving around, and getting to know each other. Directions:Print cards and cut them horizontally. Fold in half, and laminate (if desired). Distribute one card to each group member. Everyone moves around the room, pairing up with someone who is available, and introducing themself. The pair ask each other the questions on their cards. Once each partner has answered, they say something kind to one another, trade cards, and move to a new/available partner. T

This is a weekly behavior chart I created based upon the needs in my classroom. I use it in specific cases for students needing closer monitoring. This could also be used in conjunction with a "color chart" too, by coloring in the section with the faces. Please note that these documents are intended for individual use only.

Want a fun way to teach or review any type of vocabulary with your students? Have them each adopt a word! Once students have adopted a word, defined it, analyzed it, and drawn a picture or symbol to represent it - cooperative learning can take place. Students can teach or "quiz" each other on their words. This activity can be done across grade levels and content areas, and the template can be edited to type in the words ahead, or write them directly onto the paper. It is a great differentiati