Weekly Lesson Plan Form Use the Cooperative Learning Weekly Plans form to remind yourself to plan at least one cooperative learning activity a day. After completing your regular plans, review them and use this form to jot down the cooperative activities you are doing each day. If you find that you have not planned a cooperative activity for some days, think about the content you are teaching on those days and decide which structure would help you teach those skills. Be sure you are including at least one Teambuilder and one Classbuilder structure each week. After using this form for several weeks, you will find yourself automatically including cooperative learning activities in your lessons.
Students roll die to see who goes first.
One person rolls the die and creates a division problem. The number 17 is the dividend and the number rolled is the divisor. If there is no remainder, they stay on the space. Students take turns rolling the die and solving the problems they create. This is great for discussing factors and multiples of numbers.