“Yes, and…” is one of the most basic concepts in improv. The goal is to agree & build upon an idea. This is a great concept for you to use in the classroom! It promotes creative thinking, communication skills, & it is a great way to build classroom community.

Shared Story Create a shared story. Each person has to continue the storyline based on someone else’s idea. This is a fast moving technique.

Shared Sketch Create a class sketch of a concept. Each person draws on a Post-It note and adds it to a shared space. You must use “yes, and” to connect the idea to the person before.

Brainstorm This is a great technique to use when helping someone who is stuck coming up with an idea. Everyone adds to the idea with “yes, and” allowing for different perspectives.

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Groups-Create groups to manage specific students. This is great for small group rotations!

Send Students to Websites- Use split screen to send students or groups of students to a specific website. Drag the web address to the group and it will send their iPad there.

Formative Assessment- Open the Notes app on student devices. Have students respond to a question and screen shot answers to capture the data. Date and time are there and you can use photo mark up to note what you were assessing.

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