Flocabulary Implementation

Tips For Teaching Your First Flocabulary Lesson

Tips for teaching your first Flocabulary lesson

Welcome to back-to-school season with Flocab! We know you're busy preparing for your students, and we're here to help you by providing lesson plan ideas to incorporate into your curriculum. We’ve created lesson plans to complement and enhance your instruction, whether you're introducing concepts, mastering key terms and ideas or establishing a positive classroom culture. Oh, and each lesson plan is standards-aligned, so keeping students engaged and on-track just got easier.

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Implementation Ideas: Engage Every Student Front-of-Classroom

Implementation Ideas: Engage Every Student Front-of-Classroom

It's no secret that Flocabulary works well as a front-of-classroom tool. Our lessons engage students and bring classrooms together. And while our assignable tools are helpful, they are not the end-all-be-all for effective implementation! There are many ways to interact with Flocab lessons in a front-of-class format outside of showing the video lessons—whether that's through Discuss Mode, Read & Respond or other activities! When teachers explore and utilize Flocab's resources, it makes lesson plan creation easier and helps increase students' chances of grasping and learning content. We spoke to Flocabulary educators about their favorite elements that they use in addition to video…

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