Snowball+Fight

Snowball Here's a link to the snowball fight scene from the movie Elf. It is a great **non-example** of how to have a snowball fight in your classroom [] For a description of this structure, please visit your campus' professional library and check out:

Kagan, Spencer & Kagan, Miguel. (2009). //Kagan Cooperative Learning//. San Clemente, CA: Kagan Publishing. [|http://www.KaganOnline.com]

Kushnir, Dina. (2001). //Kagan Cooperative Learning & Mathematics//. San Clemente, CA: Kagan Publishing. [|http://www.KaganOnline.com] A few variations: Fly the planes(problems) to the students until each student or student pair has a plane(problem). Give students time to write a definition, solve the problem, etc. on the plane. Students then fly the plane to each other, read the content, and check the answer.
 * __Paper Airplanes__**

__**Balloon Toss**__ Tape review problems to balloons and have students toss them around the room. Once they have solved their problem, they can toss again to get a different problem.