Groups is a new way to keep track of a class as a unit rather than lesson-by-lesson. Add your learners once, and their progress across every lesson you assign rolls up into a single performance view.
Each group also gets a board — a simple shared space for posting updates, reminders, or a note about tomorrow's session. It's intentionally plain: no ratings, no likes, just a place for a class-facing message to live.
Groups is available to every account today. We'd like to hear what you use it for — reply to this post or reach out through Contact.
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The differentiation notes are what sold me — I could stretch the fast finishers without writing anything extra.
Pairs nicely with the follow-up lesson in the same subject — I taught them back to back.
A year down worked for me with the reading swapped for the summary version.
The extension is optional in the plan, but I mark it for the students who choose it.
Please do share the translation, that would help a lot of us.
Yes! The materials tab has a printable. Look under the practice phase.
Great structure. One question: is the extension task assessed, or purely optional?
Setup was about ten minutes for me once the materials were out on the bench.
The wrap-up prompt produced the best written responses I have had from this class all year.