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Dave and Cody break down two ridiculously simple classroom activities that somehow work incredibly well. One blends Simon Says with Spoons to keep students alert, competitive, and laughing, while reinforcing focus and listening skills. The second is a clever twist on rock-paper-scissors-shoot that gets students moving and thinking fast. These strategies prove that effective engagement doesn’t need fancy materials—just smart design.
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