Nova Organisation March 14, 2007
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To begin with we decided how we could make it fair with five NOVAs and our 6 groups of 5 students. Once again the class has come up with brilliant ideas and a great solution.
Wonderful group ideas were discussed at great length. They included … all 5 NOVAs at one table for the day … the days of the week follow around the colour groups (at tables or on the board) and one person from purple join in for each day … all five NOVAs go to the colour group on the board (it would be easier with 25 kids to make this work) Great ideas but I think we have decided on the fairest solution.
Follow the magnet names on our whiteboard. This won and when we next use the NOVAs it will be Alex, Sarah, Myxuan, Jack and Jessica K. This way if the NOVAs aren’t used at a certain time or day when it is your turn you don’t miss out. It is just the next lot of five names each time the NOVAs are used. Good thinking.
How’s the Circle Purple? February 27, 2007
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Where’s Fred Red? February 27, 2007
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You like Orange, Orange? :) February 27, 2007
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Why Bellow Yellow? February 27, 2007
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What Have You Seen Green? February 27, 2007
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