Culture-building first day of school activities
Kick off back to school with culture-building and fun first day of school activities (or first week of school activities).
3 ways to use Flocabulary for back to school
Back to school is the perfect time to introduce Flocabulary in your classroom. Many teachers spend time at the beginning of the school year building their classroom community and establishing classroom expectations and norms. Why not bring Flocabulary into the mix. Whether using Flocab for whole group activities, providing time for small group conversations, or giving the students a chance to independently explore the website, Flocabulary helps students feel connected to the content while also igniting conversations to help the class get to know each other. Let’s look at three ways that Flocabulary can play a part in your back…
10 Summer school activities with Flocabulary
Use these fun summer school activities with Flocabulary to keep students engaged and fight the summer slump this year.
4 Steps for writing academic student raps
Want to learn how to bring student creation and music into the classroom? Here are 4 steps to planning activities for student raps!
10 ways to use Flocabulary at the end of the year
At the end of the school year, schedules get weird, students get loopy and the activities that hooked kids all year suddenly aren’t working anymore. Whether you’re reviewing for finals or rewarding your students for a year of hard work, we’ve got Flocabulary end of the year activities for you. 1. Review test-taking strategies Prep for final exams with our test-taking strategies lesson. The lesson defines key vocabulary words like “elimination,” “prioritize” and “focus” that students will likely need to understand in the questions and text-taking environment on standardized tests. Once students watch the video they can follow up for…