Only connect You will see 16 tiles that can be arranged to make 4 groups of 4 terms. You have 2 mins to arrange the tiles in the correct 4 groups of 4.

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Only connect You will see 16 tiles that can be arranged to make 4 groups of 4 terms. You have 2 mins to arrange the tiles in the correct 4 groups of 4. Once the time is up you must try to come up with the idea that links all the tiles in that group. http://www.classtools.net/connect/201602_TJfVhW

DEFINE ORGANISE CREATE NAME DESIGN LABEL JUSTIFY USE DEBATE ASSESS ORGANISE LIST INVENT CREATE IMAGINE NAME DESIGN DEMONSTRATE LABEL JUSTIFY SOLVE USE DEBATE PROVE/ DISPROVE http://www.classtools.net/connect/201602_TJfVhW

KNOWLEDGE APPLICATION EVALUATION SYNTHESIS DEFINE LABEL LIST NAME DEMONSTRATE ORGANISE SOLVE USE DEBATE JUSTIFY ASSESS PROVE/ DISPROVE CREATE IMAGINE DESIGN INVENT KNOWLEDGE APPLICATION EVALUATION SYNTHESIS http://www.classtools.net/connect/201602_TJfVhW