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Observation: Instant Activities For Older Students
The students were not active within 45 seconds. The instant activity that we chose needed too much explanation for this age group, resulting in the students not actually starting the activity quick enough. Unfortunely, this activity needed a lot of instructions for 2nd graders to be able to play the activity adequately. For example, the students needed to be able to trade their shark cards, then read the card when the music stopped, so we had to explain to the students that they were going to start out with shark cards, then they were going to trade the shark cards when the music started, and then the music stops and they needed to freeze and then they needed to open up their shark and see what activity they needed to do when the music wasn't going. It was just too much information for second graders. This activity may have gone over better with older students. To correct this in the future, I would not do this with this young of an age group, at least not as an instant activity.

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