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Small Group Lessons on FriendshipSchool Counselor: Kelley Mills and Penny Callahan Dates: Kindergarten Session, 3/9/164/24/16 First Grade Session (1) 1/5/162/20/16 First Grade Session (2) 2/23/164/6/16

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1. To fill out small group lessons, follow these steps:
2. Determine the objectives of the lesson: Identify what the students need to learn or achieve during the session.
3. Select appropriate teaching materials: Choose materials such as textbooks, worksheets, multimedia resources, or online platforms that align with the objectives.
4. Divide the students into small groups: Depending on the size of the class, form small groups of students. Aim for groups of 3-6 students to ensure effective interaction and collaboration.
5. Assign roles within each group: Assign roles like a leader, timekeeper, note-taker, or facilitator to encourage active participation and shared responsibilities.
6. Plan activities and tasks: Develop a lesson plan with engaging activities and tasks that promote discussion, critical thinking, problem-solving, and application of skills.
7. Provide clear instructions: Clearly explain the purpose of the activity, the process, and any specific guidelines or expectations for the groups.
8. Monitor and support: Circulate among the groups to provide guidance, answer questions, and ensure that students are on task and making progress.
9. Encourage collaboration: Facilitate opportunities for students to collaborate, share ideas, and learn from one another through group discussions, peer feedback, or group projects.
10. Assess learning outcomes: Evaluate students' understanding and progress towards the objectives through formative assessments, class discussions, or individual/group presentations.
11. Reflect and adjust: Reflect on the effectiveness of the small group lesson and make adjustments to improve future lessons based on student feedback and observations.

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2. - Students in a traditional classroom setting who require additional support or personalized instruction to grasp difficult concepts.
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6. - Professionals or employees attending workshops or training sessions in a small group setting to enhance their skills or knowledge in a specific domain.
7. - Students engaging in collaborative projects or group work that promote teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills.

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