Moments of the day
Group work
Group work is an important part of classroom learning, helping students practice collaboration, communication, and problem-solving. Managing multiple groups at once can be challenging, especially when students need clear guidance and reminders.
A projected group work screen keeps everyone on track. You can display group assignments, instructions, timers, and check-in prompts so students always know what to do next. With ready-made templates for every age group, you spend less time organizing and more time supporting learning.
Templates for Group work
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Group work time for pre-K (ages 3–5)
A ready-to-use group work screen for pre-K with easy instructions and classroom tools.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Group work time for kindergarten–2nd grade
Guide group work in K–2 with random groups, timer, noise meter, and clear steps.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Group work for grades 3–5
Organize group work in grades 3–5 with easy tools: timer, group maker, checklist, and noise meter.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Group work for grades 6–8
A simple, free group-work screen for grades 6–8: random groups, timer, checklist, noise meter, and clear instructions.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Group work for grades 9–12
A ready-made group work screen for high school: group maker, timer, checklist, and noise meter for focused, structured teamwork.
Why teachers like it
- Keeps group activities organized and running smoothly.
- Helps students stay focused with clear instructions and timers.
- Makes it easy to check in on group progress and share feedback.
How to set it up
- 1Sign in to your Edform teacher account and choose a group work template for your grade.
- 2Edit the template to add your group names, instructions, and any specific tasks.
- 3Project the screen for the class to see, either on a computer, interactive whiteboard, or projector.
- 4Use built-in timers to keep activities on track and display reminders or checklists.
- 5Add polls or exit tickets for quick group feedback at the end.
Tips
- Assign group roles (like note-taker or speaker) and display them on the screen to keep students engaged.
- Use the noise meter widget to help students monitor their volume during group work.
- Rotate group tasks or challenges by updating the screen between sessions.
Questions teachers ask
Can I create different group screens for each class period?
Yes, you can save and reuse different group work screens for each class or subject.
How do students check instructions during group work?
Keep the group work screen projected throughout the activity so students can refer to it at any time.
Are there group work templates for younger and older students?
Yes, you’ll find templates designed for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms.