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I Have, Who Has? 35 Written by Trisha Capella Editor: Maria Elvira Gallardo, MA Cover Illustrator: Corbin Hill am Designer: Mooney PAK Art Director: Mooney PAK Project Director: Betsy Morris, PhD

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1. Begin by preparing the "I Have, Who Has?" cards. These cards usually consist of a phrase or question on one side and the corresponding answer on the other side. For example, you can write "I have the letter A" on one card and "Who has the number 1?" on another.
2. Determine the number of cards you need based on the number of participants. Each participant should have at least one card.
3. Shuffle the cards to mix up the order.
4. Distribute the cards to the participants, ensuring that everyone gets one card. If there are extra cards, some participants may receive multiple cards.
5. Instruct the participants to look at their cards without revealing the content to others.
6. Choose a random participant to start the game by reading out their "I Have" statement. For example, if the first participant has the card that says "I have the letter A," they would say that aloud in the group.
7. The participant who has the answer to the first statement then reads out their "Who Has" question. For example, if the first participant said, "I have the letter A," and the next participant has the card that says "Who has the number 1?" they would read that aloud.
8. The game continues in this manner, with participants listening for their card's content and speaking up when it matches the current question. The loop continues until all the cards have been read.

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1. Teachers can use "I Have, Who Has?" as an engaging and interactive learning activity in the classroom. It can be used to review concepts, reinforce vocabulary, or practice various subjects.
2. Students benefit from playing "I Have, Who Has?" as it helps improve their listening skills, concentration, and ability to follow directions. It also encourages active participation and collaboration among peers.
3. "I Have, Who Has?" can be used in various settings, such as homeschooling groups, tutoring sessions, or team-building activities, to make learning more enjoyable and effective.
4. Anyone looking for a fun and interactive game to engage a group of people can use "I Have, Who Has?" It can be a great icebreaker activity or a way to pass the time during gatherings or parties.

In summary, filling out "I Have, Who Has?" involves preparing and distributing the cards, following a sequential order, and engaging participants in a looping game. It is a versatile activity that can benefit teachers, students, and various groups seeking an interactive and enjoyable learning experience.

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