1.Question cards placed in center 2.Showdown Captain reads a question 3.Students work alone and write answers 4.Teammates signal when ready 5.Showdown.

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1.Question cards placed in center 2.Showdown Captain reads a question 3.Students work alone and write answers 4.Teammates signal when ready 5.Showdown Captain calls “Showdown” 6.Teammates show and discuss answers 7.Teammates celebrate or coach 8.New Showdown Captain leads next round Showdown

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