1Prepare
4 minState the learning goal, model one example, and decide whether learners will play alone, with a partner, or as a station. Choose one memory or attention strategy, such as grouping, location words, or a quiet pause.
Online to offline
Turn one round of FOX LANTERN PAIRS into a timed plan with a learning goal, observable evidence, support, reflection, and an offline follow-up.

Classroom mission | 30 minutes
Practices visual memory and concentration
State the learning goal, model one example, and decide whether learners will play alone, with a partner, or as a station. Choose one memory or attention strategy, such as grouping, location words, or a quiet pause.
Use one focused round as a model or station. Watch for the strategy and explanation, not only the score. Notice whether the chosen strategy still helps when the sequence, position, or distraction changes.
Choose one: Which strategy helped you remember or stay focused? Or: What distraction or change made the task harder, and what helped?
Use Shape Dash Focus Map to show the same skill away from the screen with drawing, labels, examples, or written reasoning.
Ask for the learner's first plan, the point where evidence changed that plan, and one revision they would try next. A score alone is not evidence.
Reduce the number of items or distractions and describe positions or groups aloud.
Compare two strategies across short attempts and use the results to choose when each strategy fits.
Customize Shape Dash Focus Map by grade band, difficulty, length, and support options.