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Group Material Requirements Form Ask group leaders to submit this form with a list of materials they will need to complete their...		Literature Circles In literature circles, students come together to discuss and respond to a book that they are...
Choosing Students to Work in Groups The suggested guidelines and group formation analysis form in this printable can save time and...		Comparative Subtraction In this lesson students compare one number with another using manipulatives, write number...
Establishing Small Groups for Learning (II) Follow these tips from teachers to ensure student-selected groups will work well in cooperative...		Explaining How to Make a Bar Graph Use this lesson plan with your students who are learning how to read and create bar graphs and...
Group Selection Criteria Sheets Use this printable criteria sheet to guide students in their selection of group members for...		Novels by Sharon Creech: Using Literature Circles Use Literature Circles to promote small group discussion in your classroom. This teacher's...
Group Formation Analysis Form Distribute this printable form to each student in your class; their responses will help you...		Novels by Will Hobbs: Using Literature Circles Encourage student-led discussion in your classroom with Literature Circles. This teacher's...
Establishing Small Groups for Learning (I) Use this method from veteran teachers to help you create more balanced and productive groups of...		Romeo and Juliet – Critical Thinking Questions Act V Enhance your students understanding of act V of Romeo and Juliet by printing out and...
Collecting Materials from Groups Solve the problem of getting materials back from groups. This printable includes advice from...		Romeo and Juliet – Critical Thinking Questions Act III In this lesson students further explore act III of Romeo and Juliet by answering...
The "Picked-on" Group Member Read about two methods teachers have used to deal with the situation of a "picked-on" group...		Romeo and Juliet – Critical Thinking Questions Act IV Students use critical thinking skills to discuss and answer questions about what they read in...
Avoiding Group Domination Improve cooperative learning experiences with this advice for dealing with dominating group...		Romeo and Juliet – Small Group Discussion Have students break up into small groups after reading act 1 of Romeo and Juliet to...
Katie Kazoo Book Group: End of the Year Discussion Use this book group guide to discuss the themes and ideas in the		Class List/Grades Teachers can use this blank printable to organize their class list and grades. This printable...

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