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Author Topic: High School Sports  (Read 71 times)

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High School Sports
« on: August 30, 2010, 12:58:25 pm »
This one worked a tad better so I replaced my earlier cliques lesson with this one.  The powerpoint is pretty self explanatory and deals with students and high school sports. At the end, I had the students get into groups of 4 or 5 and each make an obstacle course (I showed a video clip of someone running or a squirrel running through the obstacle course as an example).

Each student wrote about one course on their obstacle course.  It worked pretty well.  For slower students, I had them name sports and go around and try to name as many as possible, having students explain what they meant if it was obscure enough.

Critiques welcome as I do plan to use this again for the level 1 students later.
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