1. Brainstorm Bonanza
This is a great way to help students create a list that’s relevant to whatever they’re studying. It’ll help them understand the subject even better. For example, if they’re studying history, you can make them create a different solution to an event that didn’t turn out well and ask them what they would’ve done differently to make it better. They write their answers on lists and discuss with the class.
That concludes our list of the best problem solving activities for middle school. If you’re looking for some fun things to do with your students, these are all excellent options.
