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 Cardboard circuits is inherently a team activity. Some of the tasks are better done with more than 2 hands!
 As usual, these are recommendations, do what works for you.
 
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 ## Tables and Teams
 
 We recommend to split the students in teams and allocate each table to a table.
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 ## Color coded tables and tools
 
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 All tools look alike and students tend to roam around and leave them. To avoid "it's my tool, not it's my tool" situations, we strongly recommend to color code them.
 
 Assign a color to each team and use colored masking tape to mark their table. Then have the students mark all their tools with tape as well. That way, at the end of a session, it is very easy to sort out all the tools that have been spread around the classroom.