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Think-Pair-Share is a cooperative learning strategy that helps everyone participate and learn by thinking about a question, discussing it with a partner, and share their ideas with the class.

It's a part of the Kagan structures, which help students learn through teamwork and communication.

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1. Think: Students take a moment to think quietly about a question/topic.

2. Pair: Students turn to a partner and share their ideas.

3. Share: Pairs share their answers or insights with the class.

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You can use think-pair-share during:

Reading discussions

Science and social studies questions

Math problem-solving

Morning meetings

The teacher reads the question first, gives think time, and then signals student to "turn and talk" before class shares

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Example Question (Science lesson):

"How does the Sun help life on Earth?"

Students first think quietly about their answer, then discuss with a partner, and finally share their partner's idea with the class.

This helps everyone practice listening, speaking, and building on each other's ideas.