The Flocabulary Blog

June 29, 2020
Lindsay Rothfeld

Use this Flocabulary guide to ignite your summer PD

We understand that using any new tool can be overwhelming. Enter: Summer Spark! This resource will walk you through various training and PD offerings, in small chunks, and will provide you with a map for getting up to speed. Through Summer Spark, you can get more involved with the Flocab community and join in conversations with other educators about using Flocabulary for the 2020-2021 school year. We hope you’re ready to ignite your back-to-school planning! Let’s get started.

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January 19, 2020
Molly Cronin

Celebrate Black History Month with Flocabulary

Each February, we observe Black History Month to remember important people and events in black history. Black history relates to all citizens and our shared backgrounds as Americans. Use these Flocabulary resources to honor black history in your curriculum—not just for the month, but all year long. To ensure these stories are widely available, we've made these units free for the month of February.

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January 17, 2020
Rachel Leopold

Flocabulary Beta Integration with Immersive Reader!

At Flocabulary, our mission is to empower teachers to engage all learners. With that, we are excited to continue to increase accessibility through our new integration with Microsoft’s Immersive Reader! Immersive Reader provides powerful tools to support students with text accommodations, such as: Having text read aloud to them and adjusting the speed of the voice Adjusting text size, font, and color Translating words in a text or an entire block of text into over 50 languages Labeling the parts of speech Viewing image references for words And more! Announcing our Immersive Reader Beta Integration Microsoft’s Immersive Reader is currently…

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November 1, 2019
Rachel Leopold

Flocabulary Integrates with Google Classroom!

We’ve made it easier for you to integrate Flocabulary and Google Classroom with the ability to share Flocabulary assignments!

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October 1, 2019
Natalie Stuart

Five Ways to Use Flocabulary for Small Group Instruction

Breaking down concepts in a small group setting has proven to show mastery of a skill or standard with a more rigorous approach to instruction. It allows students to participate in progressive struggle and build upon knowledge from their peers.

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