Stages of Group Development
Memorable Moments
Interventions
Fun Facts
Group Leading Skills
100

These are the three main stages of group development proposed by our textbook authors Jacobs, et. al. (2016)

What are beginning, working, and closing?

100

This vocalist classmate was conveniently born in the same country as the singer of the hit song "Baby"

Who is Adrianna?
100

Practicing throwing a shot put was used for discussing this mental skill.

What is Imagery?

100

This classmate plays the French Horn.

Who is Maddie?
100

This technique of asking audience members to talk to their neighbor is a form of drawing out.

What is pair and share?

200

Having enough _____, eliminates the need for a storming stage.

What is structure?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

200

Uh oh! This classmate hit a window with a soccer ball.

Who is Jef?

200

Having the class sing in front of the 28s was used to help us learn about this group stage.

What is Performing?

200

Eyouch! This classmate was sprayed in the face with bear mace.

Who is Samara?

200

Serious, supportive, formal. This skill involves creating the mood for the group.

What is tone setting?

300
This sixth stage proposed by Corey (2012) comes AFTER the conclusion of a group experience.
What is follow-up?
300

A close, personal friend of 50 Cent, Russ performed a short rendition of this hit song.

What is "In Da Club"?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

300

Aww! This activity included writing compliments and words of appreciation on each other's backs to enhance this mental skill.

What is Confidence?

300

Kerplunk! This classmate has a tendency of dropping their phone down the toilet.

Who is Charlie?

300

Asking a person in the group to explain their answer is an example of this group leading skill.

What is drawing out?

400

This is the year Tuckman introduced his model of the five stages of group development.

What is 1965?
400

Simon famously believes that the sky is this color.

What is orange?

400

Having people work together to draw a fish tank on a table was used to illustrate this topic.

What is Norming?

400

This classmate only has 9 toes!

Who is no one?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

400

"Can you tell me more about that?" is an example of this effective group leading skill.

What is clarification?

500

The studies reviewed by Tuckman were studies where the leader mainly displayed this type of leadership model.

What is passive?

500

Jorge brought in this beaded Star Wars character for our cultural show-and-tell.

Who is Grogu?

500

Look at that strut! For this arousal regulation presentation, we completed this number of catwalks.

What is 3?

500

This classmate was kept in a box and had jaundice as a baby.

Who is Julia?

500

This skill is the process of connecting people together to facilitate bonding.

What is linking?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

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