Line+Up

=Explanation = Line up is a way to easily determine if a student is able to put something in the right order. Students are given either pictures or descriptions of things that should be done in order, and their job is to put those pictures or descriptions in the correct order. This may also be used when you want to see a timeline or progression.

=Examples = In a Biology class, students need to have a clear understanding of the cellular processes of meiosis and mitosis. The following image can be cut up into separate cards, shuffled, and a student would need to put it back into the correct order.



When learning about the histor y of the National FFA Organization, events can be separated onto slips of paper. Students each get an envelope full of the events and need to line them up in chronological order.

When learning the process of DNA Replication, students are given each of the steps, scrambled up, and need to line them up in the correct order.

Megan Peterson