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4. Who am I? – Make names tags with the names of famous people, TV characters, or even other students. The teacher places a nametag on each student’s back. Students are allowed to ask and answer one question per person to discover who they are. Click here for number five.
Dr. Linda T. Darcy. EdD is the Director of Teaching and Learning for LEARN, a Regional Education Resource... More by Linda Darcy
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