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The document discusses using games to review information about trees that students learned. It plans to have student groups develop educational games about trees to help review and reinforce the material. The games aim to promote collaboration, teamwork, and competition between groups to increase active learning. One proposed game is a Jeopardy-style review for a quiz on the tree material.
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