Game created using Genial.ly by Bautista Ramos @tistaramos. It is based on a template by @sandboxeduca.
The contestants compete to answer sets of questions, whose answers each start with a different letter from A to Z in order.
It focuses on the celebration of International Women's Day and the contributions of different women throughout history in the most diverse fields of knowledge.
Mente inquieta donde las haya, en los últimos tiempos se ha adentrado en el mundo Kahoot! y ha emprendido numerosas iniciativas educativas que han utilizado esta herramienta tanto para dar a conocer la cultura local como para el aprendizaje y la práctica del inglés, lengua de la que es docente en nuestro centro.
Espero que os resulte útil. Podéis acceder a esta colección de recursos desde:
https://create.kahoot.it/v2/profiles/5a6ead98-a0ca-48e8-8dfc-a413a1b4c938
Found on Recipes for English, a website with resources for English learners and ELF teachers, Stop the grammar mistakes offers grammar exercises that are great training before exams.
You can download and print them. They include answers.
Visit it on:
This project is part of a set of some projects designed to cover all the learning standards of the Natural Science curriculum of Primary Education are published at the BOE (March 1st 2014). With this project you will be able to let your students be autonomous learners and guide them through their learning.
The project is made up of six different missions whose main topic is plants. There are activities to do individually, in pairs or in teams.
Visit the project on:
https://cedec.intef.es/proyecto-edia-plants-aprendemos-ciencias-en-ingles-aicle/
Transcribers will find iVoiceNote helpful, as they can listen to a recording and repeat the speech into the mic, to get iVoiceNote to transcribe it for them.
The IHRA (International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance) unites governments and experts to strengthen, advance, and promote Holocaust education, remembrance, and research worldwide and to uphold the commitments of the 2000 Stockholm Declaration and the 2020 Ministerial Declaration.
This campaign fights against Holocaust distortion (rhetoric, written work, or other media that excuse, minimise, or misrepresent the known historical record of the Holocaust) It provides information about the Holocaust as a means of preserving its memory.
They offer over 600 audio stories on the site including original stories, fairytales, classic authors, poems… Most of them are aimed at an age group around 7 to 11 years.
You can find Storynory on:
On Twitter
On YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI7gXZrVe2y-u5LGLilMvvQ
On Instagram
Video clips are embedded on the page to listen to the song and fill in the blanks at the same time.
Quizzes can be printed out. Teachers can also create their own quizzes or customize the existing ones.
Writing Sparks is a series of inspirational writing challenges for elementary school students.
It offers timed writing prompts to share with your class.
Access this educational resource through the following link:
Through this video you can see how it works and its usefulness as a way to encourage writing.
Visit:
YouTube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/webofstories
Web of stories
Check out the following links to discover activities and fun resources for all ages:
https://www.litworld.org/worldreadalouddayactivities/
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Freedom’s Ring is Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, animated. Here you can compare the written and spoken speech, explore multimedia images, listen to movement activists, and uncover historical context.
An amazing educational resource that you will fall in love with.
It can be used free of charge by adding it to Google Chrome or by subscribing to one of its plans for further customization.
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Storybird is a cool educational online platform for children from age 3 to 14+, parents and teachers. It offers short, art-inspired stories that are curiously fun to make, share, and read. Students can express themselves and develop creatively their writing skills
Stories can be searched by author, book, genre, collection, and readability.
Lit2Go is an ongoing project of the Florida Center for Instructional Technology
Find Lit2Go on:
Every two days a new lesson is added. Each lesson has up to 26 pages of printable activities. All lessons are downloadable PDF format. There are graded listenings with each lesson. Multiple audio files (that can be downloaded in mp3 format) are provided for each story.
Find this amazing resource on:
You can navigate the activities by category, by skill, and by level (CEFR A1-CEFR C2).
Learn-English.Org has articles relating to a variety of different topics.
