the
person they will be e-mailing.
3 Give students time to compose and send their e-mails.
Tell them to keep the e-mails short and to focus on the
main information in the problem cards. (You could set a
time limit of five minutes per e-mail to keep the e-mail
exchange moving.) Remind students that they may need
to write more than three messages if they need to clarify
something or to ask for additional information. Monitor
the activity and be prepared to ‘deliver’ the messages
across the classroom.
4
Take the e-mails in for marking if appropriate. Students
working on a network can print off the e-mails.