Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)Ages 14–18
Group work for grades 9–12
Use this template when your high school students need to work in groups, whether for projects, discussions, or problem-solving tasks. The screen helps you organize groups, set clear expectations, and keep everyone on track.
Students will see their assigned groups, the task instructions, a visible timer, noise level reminders, and a checklist of steps to follow. This structure helps teens stay focused and work together efficiently.
Free for teachers. Your screens, classes and uploads are saved to your account.
How to use it in class
- 1Open the template and select your class roster to make groups.
- 2Project the screen so all students see their group and task.
- 3Set the timer for the activity and explain the checklist steps.
- 4Use the noise meter and work symbols to guide expectations.
- 5Let students check off steps as they finish each part of the task.
Why it works
- Random groups encourage collaboration with new classmates.
- Visible instructions and timers help students manage their time.
- Noise meter and work symbols keep the room focused and respectful.
Tips
- Let students pick their own roles to increase buy-in.
- Discuss group norms before starting, especially for sensitive topics.
- Give a short warning before time is up so groups can wrap up.
Make it your own
- Use for any subject: science labs, literature circles, or debate prep.
- Adapt for remote or hybrid by sharing your screen in a video call.
- Pair students intentionally for IEP/504 needs or language learners.
Questions teachers ask
How do I make sure groups are fair?
The group maker uses your class list to randomize groups. You can adjust them before starting if needed.
Can I save or reuse my group lists?
Yes, you can save and reuse class rosters and templates for future group work sessions.
How do I keep students on task during group work?
The checklist, timer, and noise meter help keep students focused. Walk around to check in and offer support as needed.
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