This July I gave a Webinar that I will link below. It includes 7 game ideas, as well as some ways to differentiate if you teach heritage learners or native speakers. Enjoy! _______________________________________
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only input a term or also include a definition. The activities and games still work the same as a regular Quizlet set. __________________________________________________I am actually embarrassed that I didn't think of this sooner. We have been playing "Around the World" (directions below) in my class for about 10 years and I have been making and printing giant flashcards. What I just realized is that all this time, I could have been using Quizlet. All I had to do was create a set with only pictures and terms (or make a copy of the set I already had and modify it). As a whole class, I project the flashcards, picture side up, and we go through the deck. I can click shuffle on the side, and play again and again! What a HUGE time saver!
I decided I was going to start showing my 7th graders how to do this. I made this handout for them and explained that we were going to practice how to study today. I told them that these strategies will apply to other classes and will be extra useful for high school. One of my students exclaimed "This is so helpful! All teachers should do this! I never know how to study!" I felt immediately satisfied that this was a necessary lesson. __________________________________________________With Edpuzzle you can crop videos to only show the most relevant section and then embed questions for students to answer throughout!
__________________________________________________over again. But what percentage of kids actually hear each and every repetition? How many of them tune out? ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ |