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Diane H. | 2012/06/22

Great, creative idea. How about expanding this "snowball throw" to include writing 1 part of speech, or one "dead word" like good, bad, happy, or sad? Throw the snowballs around and catch one. Write 5 better words than the one dead word written on the paper. Share these with the class and students can compile a list of better words to use in their writing. Anotther idea - Write a topic word like friends or loyality. Throw the snowballs around for a minute or 2. Then write a simile or metaphor or an oxymoron, or alliteration for the topic. Share. What fun! Thanks for the idea seed!

Karen | 2012/06/21

I've used this when you want to ask students their opinion on how to solve a problem. By writing their answer on the sheet and then saying it's snowing in here, this allows anonymity. The person who picks up the "snowball" can read it without worrying if this opinion is unpopular, because he didn't write it down.

Ted | 2012/06/21

I'm going to use this in Math for September's Unit on Geometry: Area, Perimeter, Circumference, Volumes, etc... Thanks for the idea!

Jan | 2012/06/21

Great idea. I can see adapting this to fit elem. students!! Thank you!