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Weak pupils will be sharing their feelings regarding the English language.
Michal Segal Rydelnik

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Here's an opening task asking them what they like about studying from home and what they miss about school

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Aviva 's use of padlet  . I used this when teaching NIGHT ( remotely ) as a pre activity to have the kids  learn and then teach each other about the author Eli Weisel.  Unfortunately  padlet now wants me to pay so I will find another tool ( scramblr) 

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Aviva 's use of padlet  . I used this when teaching NIGHT ( remotely ) as a pre activity to have the kids  learn and then teach each other about the author Eli Weisel.  Unfortunately  padlet now wants me to pay so I will find another tool ( scramblr) 

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I used Mentimeter with my 8th grade class "What makes a good friend"

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Getting to know my students via google slides

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Getting to know my students via google slides

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A pre reading task for literature using Mentimeter.

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A pre reading task for literature using Mentimeter.

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Our Classroom is a FAMILY

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Please write pros and cons for online learning :-)

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At the beginning of the lesson ask the pupils to write a sentence in English using the present simple tense and check the sentences together.

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Pupils are asked to write a sentence in English using the present simple tense (on menti.com). We will go over the sentences together.

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It's important for me to know how my students are feeling at the beginning of each lesson, especially during distance learning. So I prepared the question on mentimeter

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Click on the following link and answer the question that appears. You can answer only once.

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Students will express their feelings after a day of zoom lessons.

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As a post-activity after teaching "The Road Not Taken", I prepared this Padlet and asked them to choose a destination where they would like to travel and to explain why?

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A fun way to get to know a new class. Good for JH.
https://www.online-stopwatch.com/random-name-pickers/name-picker-wheel/full-screen/?r=GbDDh1wHhb
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This activity is to promote speaking skills in 7th Graders.  Begin by using the online-stopwatch site for two separate tools.  First, create a Random Name Picker Wheel with a list of simple nouns (colors, food items, clothing, school supplies, etc.).  Make a list of about 25 or so items.  Next, divide the class into smaller groups of three or four students and assign each students a number in the group (1, 2, 3).  Begin by calling all "number ones" to be the first speaker.  Spin the picker wheel to get an object.  The selected students will need to talk about the object in their small group for as long as possible.  Ready the stopwatch mechanism, give a countdown, and start the timer.  When a student runs out of things to say about the object, then another person in the group records the time they finished according to the stopwatch.  When only one student is left talking, then that group gets a point and the next round commences with a different speaker.
The beauty of the game is that no one is directly penalized for not having a lot to say, but rather those who can use more words and think creatively about how to talk about an object are rewarded - so it encourages more speech.  You can spend time asking "long speakers" to share their strategies with the class, so that others can learn how to expand their thoughts/ideas about an object.   This activity can also be adapted into a creative writing exercise, if you want.

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As a pre-reading activity to Count That Day Lost I would post 2 polls via Mentimeter. One so the students can describe what a good day is and one for them to describe a bad day.

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I used this Padlet at the beginning of the school year when I usually ask them about how the summer vacation was for them. In this Padlet they had to answer orally using the Voice offered in Padlet.

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I used Mentimeter for a nice discussion about time management

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By Maryam Farah
I have week 7th grade kids and our book is all about the weather. I want to use a poll so they can answer simple questions. Such as: Do you like winter yes/no.
Also, I want to use a mentimeter  (Menti) and ask what is you favorite season. Also, I want to add another Menti that says what do you like to do in that season? This encourages students to share, talk, and express themselves. We can then lead with a discussion.

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The students are working on their English projects in groups. I want to see how they find group work because when i presented the idea, some of them seemed enthusiastic while others complained.

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Using a poll in the end of the lesson to figure out whether most of the students understood the material. 

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Using a poll in the end of the lesson to figure out whether most of the students understood the material. 

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Ella Glukhovsky

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 Final Task for Nir Ha'Emek  Community 2010-21

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