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To engage and help each other

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Coloredshapesticks.png

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You give them some options and they choose one of the colours

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So st. are challenged and give their best

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Months
dates
ages

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Suits

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You have a jar with different ping pong colors balls and you throw them to your students. Make groups of the color of their ping pong ball they got.

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Post pictures of common cartoon characters and ask the children to go to the one the like the most or prefer.

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Post pictures of

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Post pictures of common cartoon characters and

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Post pictures of common cartoon characters and ask the children to go the

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Odd/even numbers
counting

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Colors
Names

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Ask the students to go around in the class and talk about the food they like to eat and find students with similar likes.

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By houses (Nelson, Rodney, Beatty, Hood) you group them by their house in school!

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Have cards with characters from books. Students find their matching partner.

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Application that allocates students to random groups.

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Using the characters from Sesame Street, match up the buddies e.g. Cookies & Cookie Monster

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It's fun and interactive. Look around the room and find someone who is wearing similar shoes (you can match by colour, style, heels, boots, etc). Once you find your shoe partner you can share ideas about a concept or particular question. Provides an opportunity for physical movement and standing conversations

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What other flexible groupings do you use in your classroom?

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What other flexible groupings do you use in your classroom?