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    One popsicle stick per student. One sticker on the end of each stick - every two sticks should be the same. Activity: 1. Give every student one stick. 2. Tell students what the question (only one) will be.

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    One popsicle stick per student. One sticker on the end of each stick - every two sticks should be the same. Activity: 1. Give every student one stick. 2. Tell students what the question (only one) will be.

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    Buddy Sticks Activity

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    Holly Wasilewski
    One popsicle stick per student. One sticker on the end of each stick - every two sticks should be the same. Activity: 1. Give every student one stick. 2. Tell students what the question (only one) will be.

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    Buddy Sticks

    Prep: 1. One popsicle stick per student. 2. One sticker on the end of each stick - every two sticks should be the same. 3. You may want to wrap tape around the sticker to secure it to the stick.

    Activity: 1. Give every student one stick. 2. Tell students what the question (only one) will be OR write it on the board: a. What is your name? b. Do you have a brother? c. Do you have a sister? d. What is your favorite color? e. What is your favorite food? f. How old are you? g. When is your birthday? 3. Tell students to find their buddy. 4. Allow a few minutes for the children to find their buddies and discuss the question. 5. Optional: Ask students to share what theyve learned.

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