I have mounted class lists according to grade levels on construction paper. These posters hang on my door. Whenever I need a student to be "it" (the tagger in tag-type activities) I look at their class list. When I call their name I place a check next to their name. This records who has and hasn't been "it". This saves time and prevents all disagreements.

Every student has the opportunity to be "it" once, if not twice during the year. I usually have the "it" choose a boy and a girl to help (no check recorded). Everyone must receive a check before someone receives their second check/chance to be "it".

I have used these "Who's It Board" idea for the last four years and what a differences it makes! I have a poster above the checklist entitled "Who's It". It has a graphic from a child running from a tagger. Many parents at open house comment what a nice way to keep track of the students having a turn. The list also serves has a way to learn names. Both student teachers and substitute techers appreciate seeing the names listed in a handy spot.