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1 Jigsaw Activity

2 Jigsaw Activity 3 1 2 5 4 Jigsaw groups collaboratively researching and creating a lesson & a worksheet on their topic

3 Jigsaw Activity I will be showing you… 3 1 I will be showing you… I will be showing you… 2 I will be showing you… 5 4 Experts teach their topics to the other groups and then have the other groups complete their worksheet

4 Jigsaw Activity I will be showing you… I will be showing you… 3 1 2 I will be showing you… I will be showing you… 5 4 Each group of ‘Experts’ in turn teach their topics to the other groups and then have the other groups complete their worksheet

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