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Active Learning for students is fun! Active learning is for everyone!

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Active learning is a way in which I bring history to life in the classroom 📚! No one wants to sit and talk about old people if they can’t have their hands in the learning !

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Edpuzzles

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Edpuzzles… great for active learning and keeping them engaged.

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I will be using tutorials on cPalms. This can be individual or in small group.

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Active learning in my class happens daily, students are facilitating learning in various ways. 

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Active learning in my class happens daily, students are facilitating learning in various ways. 

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Students create infographic posters, Canva, Lumio, gallery walks, PowerPoint presentation, and history labs!

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Ed puzzles.. jeopardy…

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For Algebra 1 we review before a test by doing a Kahoot that I create. I divide the class in 5 teams, and they compete against each other. I pause after each question and I explain the answer if needed.

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For Algebra 1 we review before a test by doing a Kahoot that I create. I divide the class in 5 teams, and they compete against each other. I pause after each question and I explain the answer if needed.

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Questions are cut up and placed around the room and they travel to solve them.

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Scavenger hunts

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Students create a board game on a topic/subject then play the board games during centers.

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Fluency and Fitness (practice math facts and phonics pattern that goes with an excercise)

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I have the students help create anchor charts for the letter of the week. Students get to draw a picture on a sticky note that has the beginning or ending sound of the letter.

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Role play, Think-pair-Share, and centers

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For an activity learning activity, I usually use cpalms interactive math tutorial to begin my lesson. We pause and answer the questions together and do a whole group class discussion.

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For my class I have used nearpod lessons and give students an opportunity to read aloud the questions and respond live. I also gave some students the opportunity to do a mini lesson to explain a slide in their own words. I also use kahoot and blooket for math science and social studies. Kahoot has a spin the wheel option that when it lands on a group name or student name; there are incentives given (kickboard points, or solving a problem aloud).

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I do kahoots, nearpods and have them draw or write what they have learned to discuss amongst each other to see if they have understood the material.

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In my 1st grade class we do gallery walks and walk the room. Students either have a series of questions to answer and need to walk around the room to find the answer. Also, whenever we complete crafts or larger projects students are broken into groups and take turns sharing about their projects and also ask questions

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The pause procedure

Active learning invites students to participate and engage in the daily activities.

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Centers, small groups, learning games is really interesting learning experience for the little ones.

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Student will get a strip with 4 circles. Students will stand behind the beginning circle on the left hand side and they jump to the right as they decode the picture/word the

teacher shows them on the card. They jump as they they say the sound. You can also call out BME and they jump on that circle and say the sound.

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Active Learning

Students are prompted to share lesson with their peers then stand in the middle of the class and role play or give a brief summary of what they understood from the particular topic.

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Peer Instruction

Gives learners the opportunity to learn from their peers, discuss ideas or share answers in an in -class environment.

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Role Playing (especially in Math), Prodigy for gamified learning and practice of Math and ELA skills, Hands-on Projects, Mystery Science, and Kahoot.

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Student-Led Instruction

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Edpuzzle

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Barrow

Peer tutoring, In ELA, have students work in groups to create their own poems with the literary devices, create PowerPoints in science.

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-Multiplication Jenga

-Musical Math

-ELA Jenga (Fig. Lang, Vocab, etc)

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I love to have students come up to the board and “teach the lesson”. Some students enjoy watching other students teach and it keeps students engaged.

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Gallery Walk

Students love the idea of walking around and seeing other students projects. They can learn from others and further their knowledge.

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I will try the 3 step interviews, especially during ELA. It allows all students to have a role and participate.

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I can start doing one sentence summary as an exit ticket to make sure the students understood the lesson right after.

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Active learning

Jigsaw puzzles, I like how the expert each person leans from one group and become exports in another group.

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For math, we play math musical chairs we arrange chairs ensuring there is one less chair than the number of students participating. Afterwards, we start the music each student walk around the chairs while the music plays. When the music stops, everyone must quickly find a seat, but the twist is that the person who doesn’t get a seat must answer a math problem before they can sit down. The student who doesn’t find a seat has to answer a math question correctly in order to sit. Right now in class we are doing division so it’s getting very challenging.

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•Quizizz

• peer tutoring

• peer read aloud

• peer novel studies

• slides presentations

• Starbooks Taste Review

• Target (using Math standards to “shop” at Target)

• Stem bins

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I have my students use Nearpod. Students who understand the topics offer help to the students who are struggling. Timed drills/ competitions. Students come up to the board and answer questions.

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Nearpod- Nearpod an is an excellent resource because it is interactive for students and teachers can control what students do and don't do.

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poster and gallery walk

Brings up student participation in the class, there is a lot more interaction among students sharing information among peers. After all teams have completed all sections than students share their thoughts and/ or questions about the topics displayed.

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In my class, I do 99math to practice fluency with my students.

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Vocabulary musical chair

Snowball

Multiplication musical chair