Team Work Lesson Objective To understand what is important when working as a team.

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Team Work Lesson Objective To understand what is important when working as a team

Starter BOGGLE! You should all know how this works by now, make as many words as you can using the boggle letters below. Remember you can only use each letter once in a word and the letters must be connected when using them AETI MWTS LOAE ABND You could have the word ‘LOT’

Last Term This year all of the work that you will be completing will be at a Level 2, this means that the quality of your work needs to be at a higher standard than it was last year. Last term we worked on a Mini-enterprise project. I want you now to write a review of how you felt the process went. You need to explain; What we did during the project What went well What didn’t go well What you would do differently if you did the activity again

Here’s the important part If you write between 100 & 149 words you will receive a S1 If you write between 150 & 199 words you will receive a S2 If you write between 200 & 249 words you will receive a S3 If you write over 250 words you will receive a S4 You have 20 minutes to do this! Your name and word count must be on the bottom of the work before you print it out.

Task You need to line yourselves up in a straight line according to your month of birth (with the oldest student standing near the front of the room and the youngest at the back) THE CATCH!!! You cannot talk to each other, you need to find other ways of communicating (think about hand signals, signs you could do) You have 3 minutes. This is a game of teamwork, you need to work together to achieve this task Timer

HOW EASY? How easy was it to organise yourselves into the line without talking? How did you communicate with each other? Did anyone take on the role of leader? How could you complete this task or a similar task in a quicker time period? Timer

Teamwork Each group is going to be given 1 piece of paper and a pair of scissors Your mission is to cut the paper in such a way that it forms a complete circle big enough to go around all of you You have 5 minutes

Teamwork Did any of you manage it? What were the problems you faced? How well did you work together? Hula hoop challenge – lets go outside! You need to be on your best behaviour!