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Have you played this activity? What worked, what didn't work? What type of group? Do you have useful advice for other users? Do you know a fun variation?

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   tim jordan February 7, 2025

   heh Mark, can’t wait to try this with some teens later the month; do we get the free templates for the connectives 2 for younger kids with our membership? Tim Jordan

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     Mark Collard February 7, 2025

     Good question Tim. At this date, only the original Connectiles (1) is offered free to subscribers, so yes, you will need to purchase the Connectiles 2 team puzzle.
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   MelFuller1 January 30, 2025

   Hi there! I’m planning on using this activity with a group of 6-10 adults. Is there a mater list of all the tiles – for example, on the W tile and the N tile, the connection is Ice Cube. I’m stuggling to figure out all of the connections. Thanks so much!
   Mel

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     Mark Collard January 30, 2025

     The solution is supplied under the Resources tab 🙂
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   Diprose February 3, 2024

   I used this for years 8 to 10 yesterday and they all loved it, I loved seeing the students who don’t normally shine, totally nail it.

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     Mark Collard February 5, 2024

     This a such great news Michelle, thanks for sharing. Keep an eye out for a new Connectiles puzzle that is designed purposefully for 12-18 year olds – expected in March 2024 🙂
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   Jessica Hallal July 15, 2019

   My students loved this activity. I went with 25 minutes for my year 9. I had three groups of 6 and it worked great with 2 groups finishing and one group close! Great expectations starter in a digital technology subject.

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   David Piang-Nee April 15, 2019

   Fantastic activity. great to start a day where you might want to have a variety of activities set out and people can choose their challenges as they come in to a room for example. This one can be challenging and involving. Allows for direct and indirect interactions between participants who take on the challenge..

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   hpefaculty March 27, 2019

   Great team building game.
   Promotes collaboration and problem solving skills

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