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The well-being of students has a direct impact on their progress. So, happy students learn better. As a teacher, you play a crucial role in their social-emotional well-being and development.

You can create an engaging classroom environment with collaboration and respect. Team-building activities are perfect for teaching your students these skills. In this blog post, I have gathered 10 fun team building activities for your classroom, so your students will get closer to each other. After this, I will provide 5 more activities that will help build trust among them.

Team-building activities for your classroom

All team building activities are easy to do in your classroom or in the hallway. If you want to take a breath of fresh air, you can also go outside, but it's not necessary. The activities are for both elementary and high school students.

1. Over the electric fence

This one is a well-known team building game. Imagine two chairs connected with a wire at about 1m high. Imagine this is an electric fence. If you touch it, you're dead. Even worse... everyone is dead, because all the students must stay connected as well, and just like with an electric fence, if one person touches it, the electric shock guides through all the persons until the last one. Good thing it's not really loaded with electricity. The goal is to get over the fence while holding hands. It's a real challenge, as not everyone can just jump over it. It takes real teamwork to succeed.

2. The human knot

Another classic team building game. Let your students stand in a circle, giving hands. Now, students have to tangle themselves by walking in between students in front of them, going over or under locked hands. They can also go between other students' legs. They have to make a knot keeping their hands locked to the other students. Now, two other students need to work together and give instructions to the human knot. They have to find a way to untangle it.

3. Escape the classroom

Create an "escape the classroom" game. Students will have to work together in groups to escape the classroom. They have to look for clues and codes on their computer and in the classroom. I just wrote a post about how you can create a digital escape room and combine it with elements in your classroom, which you can use as inspiration. Scavenger hunts, breakout games, or escape the classroom games encourage students to work together: planning a strategy, divvying up tasks and communicating progress.

Below is an example where you have to help Spartacus escape.

4. Bob the Builder

This game is all about working together to build something great. It lets students work together, develop great things, and makes them think critically and learn from their mistakes and successes. As a teacher, you give the teams an assignment. For example, your teams have to build:

The largest tower in Lego

The largest bridge with toothpicks and marshmallows

The biggest castle out of cardboard

If you've got older students, let them build the prettiest "alien" species with a 3D-printer. I'm sure you can come up with some nice challenges.

The example below uses a bingo card. The idea is to be able to mark 5 boxes in a row. The tasks are very varied so students can choose elements that match their interests.

5. Storytime!

Gather your students in a circle and give each student a picture of an animal, object, place, ... You could also give each student a certain emoji, such as a snail, a church, skis, a dancer, a baby, and so on.

Now, start a story by creating an introduction of your own. The next student goes further on the previous storyline and adds an extra narrative with the picture they're holding. This process continues until you reach the last student. Together, you created a very complex and creative story. Every student took part in the story. This game is ideal for promoting communication, as well as a creative collaboration.

6. Shrinking classroom

Here, students have to organize themselves in a way they can fit a classroom space that's rapidly shrinking. Divide your classroom into two groups. These two groups are competitors. They both stand in a defined place. The teacher reduces the standing area with, for example, a rope or small traffic cones. The students have to find a way to all fit in the limited area. As a teacher, you keep pushing their limits by reducing the area. The group that can get in the smallest "classroom" wins.

7. Get on the chair

For this classroom team building game, students need to be flexible and balanced. Provide a chair for every student. All the chairs should be lined up on one single line. Every student stands on a chair. Now, the teacher asks them to go stand in a certain order. For example: "I want you to organize yourselves from old to young." The students now have to change places without touching the ground.

With this team building exercise, the students get to know each other better in an interactive way. The teacher can give other orders like: "from tall to small." or "from A to Z." Every time, the students have to change their positions without pushing someone off the chairs. Working together is crucial. If you want to make it more challenging, you can set a time limit.

Would you like to let fate decide which assignment students should complete? Then use the assignment where you can spin the wheel and a random assignment pops up.

8. Classroom party

Around Halloween or Christmas, you could get your students to cook and decorate. They have to organize a classroom party. They are responsible for decorations, for the food, and for the games. Divide your students into 3 groups. They have to work in teams to create the best classroom party ever: One team designs the Halloween or Christmas food and buffet, one team does the craftwork for decorations, and one team prepares the classroom games that will be played that day. They become true event-planners.

9. Blanket switch

Divide your classroom into 3 teams. Each team stands on a blanket, leaving about a quarter of the blanket space. Now, the three teams have to turn over the blanket without leaving it. This means they have to work together to end up standing on the other side of the blanket.

10. Movie time!

Create a class movie. It's a big project, so students will have to work together closely. Again, this team building activity for students requires them to split up in groups. Here's what needs to be done:

Write a synopsis. What's the classroom story about? Let all your students write a synopsis and vote for the best one.

Divide the character roles

Get the clothing and costumes together

Prepare the scenes

Film the scenes

Put together and edit the scenes

Organize a movie night.

Plenty to do for all the students in your classroom. It's the perfect team building exercise that teaches students to work together and be creative.

Trust activities for students of all ages

Just like in the team building examples above, these trust games are perfect for the classroom.

11. Obstacle run

Use your benches, chairs, and dustbins as obstacles in your classroom. Create a real maze full of "roadblocks". Divide your students into small groups of 2. One is blindfolded and the other guides the blindfolded students through all the obstacles. This activity is based upon one's trust in another. If you want to spice things up, you could let 2 or 3 groups race each other through the obstacles. The fastest one through wins. Be careful though, it's still important to guide the blindfolded student through the obstacles without any scratch.

12. Minefield

Define a square area in your classroom. You can use tape for this. Now, place plastic cones or cups everywhere in the square area. This now represents a minefield.

Again, such as in the activity above, split up students into groups of two. One is blindfolded, the other gives instructions. The blindfolded students have to cross the minefield without touching or knocking down the plastic cups. The other students give accurate commands so the blindfolded students can cross the minefield without blowing up a "mine".

13. Look into my eyes

Have your students take turns staring into each other's eyes for 60 seconds. This trust activity might frighten students a bit as gazing in each other's eyes is not easy. But, not only will they become better at maintaining eye contact, they should connect with one another on some level.

14. Falling trees

Students stand in a close circle with one student in the middle. That student in the middle is a tree, so he has to make his body stiff. Now, that student has to fall from the middle towards a person in the middle. That person has to catch the tree and push it to another side of the circle. Of course, the tree may not fall.

15. Blind artist

One of my favorite creative trust games for students is this one! Have your students form pairs. The students can't see each other. One student gets a drawing you have prepared earlier. Ideally, the drawing should be something relevant to what you are teaching.

The student holding the drawing needs to give good instructions to the other student. The other student needs to draw it without being able to see the original picture. If you want to spice up the classroom game, you can put a variety of conditions to it, such as 'no asking questions', 'must draw with your non-writing hand', etc. Aren't you curious about the results?

When you use this team building energizer as a revision activity, you let the pair explain to the rest of the class what the drawing is about.

Here you can see an example. The student who is going to give the description can click on the icon in the upper right corner to get a new picture. The other student takes a pen and paper and draws based on what is being told. If successful, the roles can be reversed. (The students see only 1 picture each time, so you can use this way of working multiple times.)

Conclusion

Now students are much closer. They may learn better, as well. It is important for students to enjoy going to school. Check out this blog post for ready-to-use first day school lessons it includes introduction games. Make sure to take the time for team building exercises and trust games such as these, not only during the first days of school, but once every few weeks across the entire year. Check out these classroom energizers and first day of school activities, so you can get to know your students better. In fact, why not try out all the team building activities for students mentioned above this school year? Investing time now means they will know each other better next school year, too.

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A coleção Xperience Nova Escola , que acaba de ser lançada, é composta de materiais didáticos de inglês para os anos finais do Ensino Fundamental (6º a 9º ano) desenvolvidos por dezenas de professores e especialistas de todo o Brasil. Cada livro contém unidades para trabalhar a compreensão de textos orais e escritos, produção escrita, produção oral, gramática e vocabulário, em propostas alinhadas à Base Nacional Comum Curricular (BNCC).

Os materiais, que contam com livros para alunos e professores, foram desenvolvidos pela Nova Escola como parte do programa UK-Brazil Skills for Prosperity, do governo britânico, que apoia o aprimoramento do ensino da língua inglesa na educação básica, promovendo a equidade, a empregabilidade e o desenvolvimento socioeconômico no Brasil, por meio da aprendizagem do idioma.

O envolvimento das redes de educação dos estados-piloto parceiros do programa (Amapá, Pernambuco, Mato Grosso do Sul, São Paulo e Paraná) foi essencial para o desenvolvimento dos materiais. 'As equipes técnicas contribuíram desde o início, trazendo esclarecimentos sobre o currículo, sobre o perfil dos professores e a realidade das salas de aula', conta Luciana Campos, coordenadora de relacionamentos da Nova Escola. 'Essas valiosas contribuições direcionaram todas as ações relacionadas ao material, que eram sempre devolvidas às redes e validadas por uma equipe responsável.'

De professor para professor

O time de autores e a equipe editorial responsável pela coleção foram compostos por professores de língua inglesa que conhecem a realidade da escola pública brasileira. 'A Nova Escola conduziu um processo de seleção de professores de cada rede, para então serem formados como autores (também em questões de gênero e inclusão social e em competências socioemocionais), fazendo assim parte do "dream team" de professores-autores', conta Luciana Campos.

De acordo com Tatiana Martin, coordenadora pedagógica da produção da coleção, a formação dos professores-autores, que até então eram somente consumidores de materiais pedagógicos, passou por concepções de ensino-aprendizagem do programa para que também pudessem entender o universo editorial, novo para eles. Ao longo de todo o processo de produção do material, o trabalho dos professores-autores foi acompanhado, em ambiente virtual, por uma engajadora, responsável por elaborar estratégias de integração e consistência para o trabalho; e por uma mentora, que fornecia orientações sobre processos editoriais e sobre propostas para atividades didáticas.

Em linha com os três eixos propostos pela BNCC a serem trabalhados em inglês - multiletramento, interdisciplinaridade e inglês como língua franca -, o material traz exemplos e reflexões sobre o uso do idioma a partir da realidade de diferentes povos e nações, incluindo o Brasil. 'Não só os professores-autores, mas revisores e editores fizeram questão que os materiais fossem pautados pela experiência em sala de aula e pela realidade da escola pública brasileira', conta Tatiana Martin.

Os estados-piloto parceiros também participaram em momentos de validação de diversos materiais e tomadas de decisão em diferentes etapas do processo de produção. 'As redes ainda indicaram leitores críticos locais que trouxeram riquíssimas considerações e oportunizaram os testes realizados com os materiais e escuta de alunos e professores', relata Luciana Campos. 'Foram verdadeiros parceiros em todos os processos de desenvolvimento do material', enfatiza.

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O design do material didático partiu de insights obtidos em estudos realizados com professores e com alunos, para a produção de um material que fosse prático, fácil de usar, lúdico e visualmente impactante.

'O grande beneficiário desse material é o aluno', diz Leandro Faustino, coordenador de design da Nova Escola. 'Fizemos um esforço bastante grande para entender o que impacta visualmente os jovens dessa faixa etária e o que cerca o universo deles, respeitando todas as realidades da escola pública', conta.

O livro do professor, por sua vez, traz o conteúdo do aluno na parte central e, ao redor, o voltado para os docentes. "A ideação aconteceu em muita conversa com os professores. Buscamos entender o formato que os ajudaria mais, e o formato em "U" foi escolhido", explica Tatiana Martin.

Considerando o contexto atual da pandemia, os materiais serão disponibilizados nos formatos digital e impresso, para que possam ser utilizados tanto no ensino presencial quanto no híbrido (acesse o material digital nos links ao final deste texto). Os livros impressos serão distribuídos pelas redes parceiras e, assim, chegarão nas mãos do aluno e do professor.

Diversidade e inclusão

A inclusão e a diversidade são premissas que permeiam o Skills for Prosperity desde a sua concepção até o alcance de suas variadas ações. No Brasil, o programa conta com uma estratégia com foco em gênero, raça e inclusão social em um esforço ativo para garantir que as atividades promovam a equidade, sejam acessíveis a grupos em maior desvantagem e não reproduzam desigualdades e estereótipos.

Os materiais didáticos de inglês produzidos para alunos e professores brasileiros seguem essa linha, com foco na rede pública. Em colaboração com o Instituto Rodrigo Mendes, a Nova Escola produziu conteúdos - um guia e um vídeo - que auxiliam o professor a trabalhar na perspectiva da educação inclusiva, proporcionando a todos uma participação plena no processo de ensino e aprendizagem da língua inglesa ao utilizar a coleção Xperience Nova Escola.

O " Guia de dicas e inspirações para um planejamento pedagógico inclusivo ", além de adiantar elementos do planejamento didático pedagógico, apresenta pontos que podem ser usados como apoio para uma prática inclusiva. E busca promover reflexões, oferecer inspirações e auxiliar o olhar do professor para que o planejamento das atividades e propostas possa ser o mais adequado possível. Neste , por sua vez, é abordada a importância de planejar aulas de inglês inclusivas para os anos finais do Ensino Fundamental.

Acesse nos links abaixo os livros que compõem a nova coleção de materiais didáticos de inglês Xperience Nova Escola:

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Circle time is one of the things young children look forward to at school. They enjoy it because they take turns in leading circle games. While circle time is used in most preschools, not all parents know the things that are happening in these sessions. Read on to find out more about circle time and how it will benefit your little one.

What is Circle Time?

Circle time is a time for important social interactions among young children. It helps develop positive relationships between kids through engaging and fun activities. It is also used to address certain issues identified in the class such as too much noise and talking during class lessons.

Preschool circle time activities keep kids occupied. It helps them transition from one part of the day to the next. During circle time, the teacher sees to it that each child is given the opportunity to be involved. Children are seated in a circle either on their chairs or the floor. Most of the time, an object is passed around the circle to show whose turn it is to speak. Some of the activities in a circle time include musical games, cooperative games, talking and listening exercises, drama activities and a lot more!

Circle time is usually light and fun and has the goal of getting children ready for learning. Below are some of the most important benefits your little one can get from circle time.

Socialization

One of the greatest benefits your child can get from circle time is the opportunity to socialize. The activities are excellent ways for kids to get along with other kids and adults. They get to learn more about themselves as they relate to their fellow students as well as teachers. Nurturing a child's social skills early on is important. It will prepare them for kindergarten and elementary school., It will help them in their future academic and professional performance.

Good practice of routine

Participating in circle time introduces young children to the concept of time through a routine. When kids become familiar with a particular activity, they learn about time through schedule and routine.

Improved listening skills

In circle time, kids have to listen and pay attention to their teacher and peers as everybody takes their turn in leading the game. Having this as a part of their daily activity helps them develop their listening and communication skills. They learn how to express themselves and overcome shyness.

Readiness for school

Preschool is an excellent venue that prepares young children for kindergarten and future academic endeavors. Aside from learning about patience and understanding of time, preschoolers also learn about other tools they need to be successful. Circle time in a preschool setting increases a child's awareness of language, physical and sensory experiences. They are exposed to dances, new songs, and other stimuli.

Improved fine and gross motor skills

Participating in circle time activities helps promote gross motor skills as it improves coordination and rhythm. It also helps develop dexterity and agility. Especially when the activities involve dancing and other physical activities.

Increased motivation for school

Children love games and fun. Keeping circle time fun can make children feel excited about going to school. With exciting and interactive games, you won't have a hard time getting your little ones out of the bed in the morning to get ready for school. They will be looking forward to it every day and love the idea of going to school.

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Let’s ChatterPix! You can make anything talk -- pets, books, doodles, and more.

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Faça uma com seus alunos ao final dos conteúdos ou para discussões em sala.

https://www.wordclouds.com/
https://wordart.com/

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https://www.freememorygame.com/build.php

https://www.flippity.net/

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Várias excelentes ferramentas: CROSSWORD GENERATOR, TREASURE HUNT QRCODE, BAGE AND BREAKING NEWS GENERATOR, IMAGE LABELING AND REVEALING

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Russel Tarr, International School of Toulouse

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ClassTools.net: Create your own interactive learning resources

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Dozens of templates, quiz generators and learning tools for use in the classroom

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Criar posters online, arte de finalização, anúncios da Expo.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more.

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Books:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.caribu.Caribu&hl=pt_BR

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Crie flashcards e jogos com eles automaticamente

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Vários timers personalizáveis.

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A Free online stopwatch, quick easy to use stopwatch! also an online countdown!

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Crie perguntas q podem ser respondidas com código ou QR no site

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Interact with your audience using real-time voting. No installations or downloads required and it's free!

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Vários jogos aleatórios. CM or Brain Break.

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Games, visualizations, interactives and other weird stuff.

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Classroom Screen: Aqui vc pode mudar o fundo e criar Treasure Hunts, Board Games, Check Lists.

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Clique no link da história que quiser que você será redirecionado para ela.

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Crie jogos com seus conteúdos

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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https://www.eventials.com/pearson/storytelling-como-contar-uma-boa-estoria/

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Crie avatar e histórias personalizadas com os alunos de sua turma.

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Educators! Learn how to use Pixton in the classroom. Set up your classroom and begin teaching any subject in minutes through the super-power of comics.

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Direto do DRIVE

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Plataforma para postagem de vídeo e audio em grupos. Pode ser usado para: PBL, Forum, Avaliação.

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We express ourselves in different ways. On Flip, you can use our simple and fun built-in camera to record your thoughts, add effects and share within your Flip group as video, audio only or text in your web browser or mobile app.

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Flip is a video discussion and sharing app, free from Microsoft.

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Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Learn more.

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Wayground - The world's most engaging learning platform

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Find and create gamified quizzes, lessons, presentations, and flashcards for students, employees, and everyone else. Get started for free!

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Crie seu próprio quebra-cabeças

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BookWidgets - The perfect content creation tool for teachers in the classroom

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BookWidgets - The perfect content creation tool for teachers in the classroom

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Fast drawing for everyone. AutoDraw pairs machine learning with drawings from talented artists to help you draw stuff fast.

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Music is for everyone. Play with simple experiments that let anyone, of any age, explore how music works.

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Create your own storybook online. Make writing and publishing a book more fun with our picture book making tool!

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https://www.weareteachers.com/brain-breaks-for-kids/
https://minds-in-bloom.com/20-three-minute-brain-breaks/
https://www.unicefkidpower.org/brain-breaks-for-kids/

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Kiddle - visual search engine for kids

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Kiddle is a safe search engine, offering a safe web, image, and video search. Results are vetted by editors.

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWsSRYtpSpOlkHl9OFqDtSWQ4M83RWB-K
Youtube Systemic Playlist

SPOTIFY PLAYLISTS:
NON EXPLICIT:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6G5T5zYFnoi4ZHrQzldMR9

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4H3kLkjn8NHahuC43kI5hD

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3Wr44ZLrB1NijpCB173WBr

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/19o5k5UanQnSIOs3f3JfbM

BACKGROUND SONGS:
https://open.spotify.com/album/0b4rHuJgB4UuP0hd3U04as

CLASSROOM CONTENT SONGS:
https://open.spotify.com/album/2Nrljq7rYGd2SvyRplYnfA

https://open.spotify.com/artist/7cTXfwpe9peK0UE1bZyIWZ

ROBLOX PLAYLIST UPDATED
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5KarrtgP5QQyvmnvNdg4on

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Alternativa para o PADLET

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lino is an online web sticky note service that can be used to post memos, to-do lists, ideas, and photos anywhere on an online web canvas. lino is a completely free service that runs on all popular web browsers.