Finished Not Finished Sorting Activity
Using this Finished Not Finished Sorting Activity, students sort work descriptions into finished and not finished categories to make sure their tasks are completed.
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How to teach Finishing Work
Using this Finished Not Finished Sorting Activity, students sort work descriptions into finished and not finished categories to make sure their tasks are completed.
Some of our students are new to turning in work. They don’t know what is expected of them when they turn in their work. This activity will help our students to know how to make sure that their work is finished.
Read the activity cards and sort them into Finished or Not Finished categories
Other resources to use with this Finished Not Finished Sorting Activity
If you are using this activity, your students are probably learning about how to finish their work.
Use this Finishes Work Checklist Worksheet as an additional resource for your students.
Introduce this activity by showing students a piece of unfinished work. Next, students discuss with a partner about what to do to complete this assignment. Students can share aloud different ideas with the class. Then, students use the finishes activity to help them make sure their work is completed. Finally, students share how the activity helped make sure their work was done.
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