One of our favorite CRISS strategies is "jigsawing." Jigsawing is taking one piece of textual information, and splitting it up into groups. Each group gets assigned a part of the text to learn and become experts on. They are then responsible for making a visual aid to go along with their presentation to "teach" the class their topic. We did this for our last lesson in Social Studies about the Haudenosaunee or Iroquois Indians.
No comments:
Post a Comment