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When working in a group, it is important to remember to understand each other and the focus of the game. It takes collaboration and trust to work together. Not only is it effective in the game but most importantly when working as a future teacher. It takes teamwork and communication to make it successful.

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Team building is essential from the beginning of the school year so students get used to working in groups for different assignments. Not only does it build classroom communities, but it teaches students to be respectful of everyone’s ideas.

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Understanding the game helps to focus the players to what their job is to be successful.  Listening to teammates and valuing their opinions helps all. Members of a group are there to support each other, they all succeed, not one over another.

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Again, here are expectations for all group members.  Being a respectful team mate is important. Taking turns and respecting others.

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Understanding the expectations of what your partners are expected to accomplish is important.  This is a helpful visual to show partner expectations.

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After the first time playing, we figure out a pattern.  Four quadrants, each quadrant of different color.
Also, we found out that
QI - even numbers
Q2- odd numbers
Q3-even numbers
Q4-odd numbers

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Thinking about the way we played this game, it was effective because we were not competing against each other. That is to say, it was important that the goal of our game was to do the best we could, analyze the process, and then try and do better. Perhaps the best practice for setting group work expectations would be to clarify the goal of all group work in class and then relate all norms back to that goal.

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The first time playing the game was stressful and confusing.

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I found this poster online and I like how the group expectations were set up. #promotesengagement
#nuturepositivelearningenvironments

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NRICH website provides 32 resources to teach group work in mathematics. Those resources are age-appropriate to team-building.

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NRICH website provides 32 resources to teach group work in mathematics. Those resources are age-appropriate to team-building.

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We have found 32 NRICH Mathematical resources connected to Team-building, you may find related items under Mathematical Thinking