Finished Not Finished Sorting Activity
Students sort 12 work-habit statements, such as Your name isn't on the paper, under two headers: Your Work is Finished and Your Work is not Finished.
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This activity is perfect for students who need help keeping track of their work and completing their tasks. By sorting work descriptions into finished and not finished categories, students can make sure that all their tasks are completed. This activity is a great way for students to learn how to stay organized and keep track of their work.
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Learning objectives
- Decide whether a described piece of work is complete
Teaching tips
- The statements are full sentences, so pre-readers may need each card read aloud before they sort it.
Skills covered
- Judging work completion — students read each statement and decide which header it belongs under
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- Work completion
- Self-checking
- Sorting
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