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Fact or Fib Showdown!. Step 1 : Each person gets 2 Post-it notes. Step 2 : Write “fact” on one note and “fib” on the other. Step 3 : Hold one note in each hand – words toward your palm. Step 4 : The teacher will present a statement. Step 5 :
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Fact or Fib Showdown! Step 1: Each person gets 2 Post-it notes. Step 2: Write “fact” on one note and “fib” on the other. Step 3: Hold one note in each hand – words toward your palm. Step 4: The teacher will present a statement. Step 5: Participants decide if the statement is a fact or a fib. (5-10 seconds of wait time). Step 6: When the teacher says, “Showdown!” participants slap their answers down into the middle of the table. Step 7: Compare and discuss answers. Step 8: Teacher verifies and clarifies. (Kagan, 2009)
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