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I am amazed how many ideas can be applied in students' project work. The end of May and June are the periods of the school year when it is rather difficult to figure out what activities to suggest for students in order to keep them entertained and educated at the same time. I' m going to try Text Chat Animator, Google Earth and Google Slides to keep my students engaged in learning.

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I have tried the board games such as Battleships, High Five, which I will definitely apply during the exam session in June since our school will provide teaching via distance on Microsoft Teams.

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Flippity Random picker, Genially and other  digital games we have tried today will make our teaching/learning environment very dynamic and accelerate the speed of leaning.

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I will definitely use Google Earth for project-based learning/teaching. Combining chatGPT and Google Earth is innovative.

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My Shakespeare (padlet.com)

I have been thinking about ways to include some project based learning in my work informally in a fun, meaningful way, while the students could have the opportunity to put their linguistic skills into practice in a real situation. Knowing how to use Flippity, Genially and the other digital games can be the great opportunity for the teachers to learn how to make their teaching process more dynamic and for students more entertaining. I use some of the digital tools in my work, though it is time consuming to create the educational materials for the teachers, the students benefit mostly by learning with the help of the digital tools.

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I used this activity with my 6'th class pupils.It was very useful.Pupils loved this activity.

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And I've also tried a dictation of random sentences for writing an opinion essay. It was quite nice because students had to work together to write the whole essay and memorise the structure better.

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Watch a video and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap.

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I have just tried this activity to see if I manage it, to figure out how it works. I am planning to use Google Earth with my students at the end of a school year as a part of their projects. Namely, with 9-10 forms students as we are covering the topics of travelling and holidays. I consider it to be highly involving.

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I used the activity with my 5'th class pupils as we are learning past simple regular and irregular verbs. It was fun to do, they loved the idea, were more focused and were guessing the possible gaps and the missing words, looked up for some forms in their irregular verb lists.