Grouping students

We often find ourselves as teachers doing activities where our students need to work in groups or pairs. This could be a quick Think-Pair-Share or Turn and Talk activity or a larger group project. It can be difficult to have to create effective groups for our students to complete their work each time. It can also be challenging (and time consuming) to create random groups. I've come up with 6 ways to quickly and easily group your students for different activities. I'll also share some great…

Easy ways to group your students digitally. Many options are offered in this post that can be used on Chromebooks, laptops, computers and iPads. There are also an option for Google Drive!

A huge part of entrepreneurship is working in teams, so it's helpful to have lots of ways to group kids. This list includes 14 great ways to make groups of all sizes, from partner pairs to large teams!

You've got a great hands-on, standards aligned activity that you've planned and prepped for.

Need fresh new ways to put students into groups? Read about these ideas that students will love!

Have you ever asked your students to find a partner? I have and the same problems arise year after year. So now I have five quick and easy ways to group my students using supplies I already have in the classroom.

13 Clever Ways to Pick Student Partners or Groups. Picking groups in the classroom should be an easy task, but if you're a teacher you know that is not always the case. Check out these tips and tricks on how to make picking groups easy for you and your st

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Here are 6 strategies to use to group your students. These flexible grouping ideas will help with differentiation, projects, and discussions.