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Break the class into two large groups, then have each group broken down
into smaller groups of 2-3 students. Each group will get a different item they
need to cite.
When I say "go," each sub-group opens an envelop containing an item to cite.
You can have them cite a book, article, and newspaper, or include things like
Tweets or YouTube videos for an extra challenge.
Students work with their sub-groups to figure out what the item is and how
to cite it.
Once the students have created the citation, they run up to the white board
and write down their citation. When they have it written down, they ring a
bell.
I check the citation. If the citation contains any errors, I let the students know
how many errors are present. At this point, they may consult with their entire
team.
This process continues until each sub-group has completed their citation.
The team who gets all of the citations correct wins!