Group Roles Chart for ADHD 7th Grade

This chart is designed to help you understand each role in your group activity. Each role is important in making sure our team works well together.

Roles & Descriptions

1. Leader
   
   
   The Leader keeps the team organized, makes sure everyone understands the task, and helps the team stay on track. They share ideas, make decisions, and encourage others.

2. Recorder
   
   
   The Recorder writes down important information, ideas, and decisions the team makes. They keep a record of what the team discusses and any conclusions reached.

3. Timekeeper
   
   
   The Timekeeper watches the clock and reminds the team of time limits. They ensure that the group stays on schedule and that everyone has a fair chance to speak.

4. Presenter
   
   
   The Presenter shares the group's ideas and outcomes with the class. They speak clearly and confidently, making sure the team’s work is communicated well.

How to Use This Chart

• Review Each Role: Understand the responsibilities of each role before the activity.
• Assign Roles: Your teacher will assign you a role based on this chart. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!
• Work Together: Remember, every member’s role is important. Listen to each other and support one another.

This chart is a tool to ensure every team member knows exactly what is expected. Reflect on your role during the activity and consider how you can best help your team succeed.

Happy teaming and good luck!

Activity Instructions Sheet for ADHD Edition

Welcome to your group challenge! Follow these steps with your team to complete the task successfully. Remember, each role you have is important for your team's success.

Steps to Follow

1. Form Your Group
   Gather with your teammates and make sure everyone knows their role: Leader, Recorder, Timekeeper, and Presenter. Double-check the Group Roles Chart if you need a reminder of what each role does.
   
   
   
   
   
   

2. Read the Challenge
   Your group will receive a challenge question from the teacher. Listen carefully to the instructions and ask questions if anything is unclear.
   
   
   
   
   
   

3. Brainstorm Together
   Discuss the problem as a team. Share your ideas freely and support one another. The Leader will help keep everyone involved, the Recorder will note key ideas, the Timekeeper will ensure you stay on track, and the Presenter will be ready to share your group’s findings.
   
   
   
   
   
   

4. Decide on a Plan
   Agree as a group on the best solution to the challenge. Make sure everyone has a chance to contribute, and document your decision process.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

5. Prepare to Share
   The Presenter should organize the group's ideas and be ready to explain your solution to the class. Practice explaining the steps you took as a team.
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

6. Present Your Work
   When it's your turn, the Presenter will share your team’s work with the entire class. Everyone should listen and be supportive, offering any additional thoughts or suggestions when invited.

Teacher Reminders:

• Monitor group interactions and offer guidance if discussions stray off track.
• Encourage all students to participate and express their ideas.
• Keep the atmosphere positive and focused.

Good luck and have fun working together!

Feedback Form for ADHD Group Activity

Thank you for participating in our group work activity! We would like to hear your thoughts to help make our future sessions even better. Please take a few minutes to answer the questions below.

Reflection Questions

1. What went well during the activity?
   
   
   
   
   
   

2. What challenges did you face while working in your group?
   
   
   
   
   
   

3. How well did each group role (Leader, Recorder, Timekeeper, Presenter) support the teamwork?
   
   
   
   
   
   

4. What suggestions do you have for improving group work in the future?
   
   
   
   
   
   

Additional Comments

If you have any additional comments or ideas, please share them here: