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Keeping Students Engaged, Part 3: Quiz-Quiz-Trade 1 comment Engagement Activities, Freebies, Student Engagement Welcome to part three of my four part blog series on Keeping Students Engaged. If you missed the first two parts, don't worry, I have included links to those topics at the end of this post. In this series, I have been sharing structured engagement activities. These are activities that can be used and reused throughout the year with different skills and content. The content may…

These Editable Quiz-Quiz-Trade cards can be used by K-12 teachers of any content to engage students using this cooperative learning Kagan Strategy. By simply typing or writing the questions and corresponding answers into our template, you can target standards for review. Using a game-like process, students review for assessments, prompting and coaching one another to success with their Quiz-Quiz-Trade Cards! Students and teachers love this student engagement tool!

Cooperative grouping is a simple way to increase student engagement. Kagan structures provide a variety of activities that promo...

Instructions for the Kagan structure Quiz Quiz Trade - a great activity to use for speaking in world language classes!

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I love Jeopardy for review in my classroom--who doesn't? But I also like to mix things up. And let's face it, Jeopardy for every unit can get redundant. But

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Keeping Students Engaged Part 1: I Spy 6 comments Engagement Activities, Freebies, Popular Posts, Student Engagement Raise your hand if you strive to keep your learners engaged. My hand is raised. I may even be hopping up and down in my seat as that hand is raised. There is nothing worse than looking out at your class and noticing that they are off task or disinterested in what is going on around them, am I right? One of my favorite ways to keep my students engaged is to provide them with…

Continuing 3rd grade's conflict resolution unit, we did a lesson on being an upstander. I tried to underscore, as much as possible, that being an upstander is

Quiz, Quiz, Trade is one of those go-to activities that gets students speaking and moving around. Once they know how it works you can pull it out anytime for speaking practice, idea generation, an opening activity or review of a topic. The possibilities are endless.