Directions: Form into Teams (up to 7 team members) Clear your tables and move chairs against the wall Only 4 people will participate per iteration Four.

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Directions: Form into Teams (up to 7 team members) Clear your tables and move chairs against the wall Only 4 people will participate per iteration Four iterations Timing: 15 minutes 52 Card Pickup

Iteration 1: Shuffle deck of cards and scatter on floor Pick cards up Place on table Put the cards in order Timing: 2 minutes

52 Card Pickup Iteration 2: (Optional) Rotate in team members Shuffle deck of cards and scatter on floor Pick cards up Place on table Put the cards in order of face value (create stacks for each face value and put in order where Aces are high) Timing: 2 minutes

52 Card Pickup Iteration 3: (Optional) Rotate in team members Shuffle deck of cards and scatter on floor Pick cards up Place on table Put the cards in order of face value (create stacks for each face value and put in order where Aces are high) Timing: 2 minutes

52 Card Pickup Iteration 4: (Optional) Rotate in team members Shuffle deck of cards and scatter on floor Pick cards up Place on table Put the cards in order of suit (create stacks for each suit, the cards within the suit need to be in order of face value where Aces are high) Timing: 2 minutes