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1. assign student groups (3-4 students)
2. Ask a question and give 20 sec wait time.
3. Tell groups to raise answers at once(white board, multiple choice letters, T/F)
4. Winners get an attempt at  trashket ball. Your extra credit is based on the # of points made.
* we have a one and three point line
* whole team gets points
*I originally learned it as team gets X points and then takes away the same amount of points from one or a combination of other teams.

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1. choose tic-tac-toe or point based versions
2. create version options
3. assign each option X amount of points
4. introduce project and rubric to students
*have progress check-ins or they will wait for the last 5 minutes
*adjust requirements for slower/faster classes

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1. choose the square or triangle template
2. write/type in words, phrases, pictures, questions or answers to the opposing side
3. print, cut, and keep in baggies
*10-20 minutes per puzzle
*make it easier by giving the "free" spot in the middle or highlight the edges.

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*each student needs a device with internet access
Teacher instructions
1. Go to Quizlet.com and sign in or create a free account
2. make a study set (I make sets, an easy one with words and pictures, a medium level with words and definitions, then a harder one with application questions)
3. choose the Quizlet live option
Student Instructions:
1. Go to quizlet.live
2. enter your code and name
3. be ready to move to assigned team(quizlet assigns teams based on how many students sign in. You can shuffle teams as often as you want)
4. Read questions and discuss options with group

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Students: Join a round of Quizlet Live here. Enter your game code to play on a computer, tablet, or phone. Good luck!

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1. divide each paper in half (horizontal)
2. begin by writing the first question on the bottom of page.
3. the answer to question number 1 will be on the top of page 2.
4. Question 2 will be on the bottom of page 2 and so on. The answer to the last question will be on the top of the first question. This will be how students will know if they did it correctly.
5. place them out of order on the walls of your room or make group copies for each group to organize