When we return to school in January, our class will try its hand at Hexagonal Thinking. This will give us an opportunity to review concepts and vocabulary using a new and different process.
Hexagonal Thinking will not only challenge knowledge, but it will also challenge students' ability to work cooperatively and communicate effectively - all skills that are crucial for future success.
Hexagonal Thinking will not only challenge knowledge, but it will also challenge students' ability to work cooperatively and communicate effectively - all skills that are crucial for future success.
By now, we should be able to do this with the set of hexagons linked below. I used the template available at HookED. We should be able to print these, cut them out, and arrange them by using logical connections.
| Before making the connections, we will first generate a list of ways that things can be connected (synonyms, cause and effect, problem/solution, etc.) | ||
