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Random Grouping Cards with a Sushi Theme

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Class Grouping Cards, Sushi Theme: six steps for sorting 40 cards into pairs or groups of 3, 4 or 5, plus printing tips
Teacher directions to read before setting up groups
Sushi cards 1-A to 8-C: four nigiri pictures shown twice each so students can find a partner or match letters A to C
First sheet of cards to print, cut and laminate
Sushi cards 1-C to 8-F repeat the same four nigiri pairs with new letters C to F for building groups of three
Second card sheet; continues the letter sets
Sushi cards 1-F to 8-H show seaweed-wrapped rolls and fish roe gunkan in pairs, labeled with numbers and letters F to H
Third card sheet for the deck
Sushi cards 1-J to 8-M: the same maki and roe gunkan pairs relabeled J, L and M, skipping the letter K as the guide notes
Fourth card sheet; letters I and K left out on purpose
Sushi cards 1-M to 8-*: inside-out rolls and shrimp nigiri in pairs, ending with 8-*, which can act as a wild card
Last card sheet, including the optional wild card
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About This Product

Middle School Classroom Cooperative Grouping Cards - Sushi Theme

These fun, sushi themed grouping cards are designed to simplify classroom management for educators teaching students from grades 6 and up, including adult learners. This pack includes 40 distinct grouping cards, each featuring engaging sushi illustrations.

  • The variety in these cards allows for adaptability in different instructional settings such as small group instruction and homework assignments.
  • The recommendations for use include deciding the number of students per group, reviewing your student count and adjusting the deck before randomly dealing out the cards to the students.
  • Innovatively assign groups using indicators displayed on each card like alphabet letters and numbers.

For example,

  • Pairs can be created by matching similar sushi pieces together,
  • Trios can be formed by matching three of a same lettered-card together,
  • Quartets (Group of four) can be organized by arranging numbered-cards in order. .

Fostering creativity is one core aspect of this product; distributing groups could potentially stimulate innovative ideas about creating diverse collections from students themselves.

Suggestions for Printing:

You may consider printing these on card stock material or you could use regular paper layered with construction paper then laminated afterwards for durability. These steps ensure the sustainable reusability over your teaching course hence you will receive maximum advantage utilizing these efficient cooperative grouping cards!

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