Updated: 13 Aug 2018
A checklist to assist in planning group work and ensuring that all groups rotate through each activity.
Non-Editable: PDF
Pages: 1 Page
Years: F - 7
A checklist to assist in planning group work and ensuring that all groups rotate through each activity.
Use this poster as a way to document all of the activities and which groups have completed them or not.
This checklist can be used in your planning or as a record for your students to mark off when they have completed a group rotation activity.
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