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Quiz Quiz trade

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The purpose of this game is to encourage students to learn basic math facts. The game boosts the use of mental math in all four operations and the use of strategies and gamesmanship. Gator is perfect for those last few minutes in the class or for a group of students who finish work early.

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Duolingo
https://www.duolingo.com/

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Duolingo is the world's most popular way to learn a language. It's 100% free, fun and science-based. Practice online on duolingo.com or on the apps!

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Although, all of them are fantastic tools. From my point of view, the best application for teaching purposes is Quizlet because you can use different activities depend on the moment. You can find writing, listening and reading activities and the purposes you exams and interactive games that children love it.

Secondly, I consider teaching and learning strategies as an obligatory lecture if you work as a teacher. In this E-book, you can explore some didactics resources to connect with the students but you could change your point of view about your methodology with new ideas about your job.

Last but not least, my favorite lesson plan for printing is monoprinting; Street Scenes, Skyline. This only an example to create your own stage to do activities in relation to the role-playing and it is more property to my pupils. They will build their scenes and they are learning while they are playing.

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"Monoprinting:Street Scenes, Skylines’

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Foil printing

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Objectives & Outcomes

Learners will be able to demonstrate planning skills in addition to basic art skills. Certain designs can be assigned or a free form art project can be an option.

Materials Needed

Aluminum foil cut to a size slightly bigger than the paper being used

Card stock

Tempera paint

Paint brushes

Embellishments and markers (optional)

Procedure

Opening to Lesson

Begin by asking students if they have ever seen a copy made or a tee shirt being printed. Explain that a print is basically ink or paint (or whatever) on one surface that is transferred to another. Tell students that they will be making a print of their own.

Body of Lesson

Have students paint a picture on the foil. Make sure the paint is thick enough so that it does not dry quickly.

After the picture is complete have students gently press a piece of cardstock onto the foil.

Lift the cardstock straight up.

The picture will be printed on the paper.

Now have students use embellishments or markers to add extra detail to the print once it has dried.

If desired, let the students 'print' several of the same picture to create several versions of the same piece with varying embellishments and designs.

Closing

Display all prints in the classroom or hallway. If several prints are made consider letting students create a collage of the various alterations.

Assessment & Evaluation

Students will be assessed both on participation and final project (appropriateness, creativity, etc.)

Modification & Differentiation

Students with certain disabilities may need extended time or to create smaller projects. Some students may need help lifting the print.

Related Lesson Plans

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Learners will be able to demonstrate planning skills in addition to basic art skills. Certain designs can be assigned or a free form art project can be an option. Aluminum foil cut to a size slightly bigger than the paper being used Card stock Tempera paint Paint brushes Embellishments and markers (optional) Begin by asking students if they have ever seen a copy made or a tee shirt being printed.

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Kahoot

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Kahoot! | Learning games | Make learning awesome!

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Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform that brings engagement and fun to 1+ billion players every year at school, at work, and at home.

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Quizlet

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Publications related to my field                    Character Education in Spain: Problems and Potential

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Publications related to my field                    Character Education in Spain: Problems and Potential

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Publications related to my field                       Teaching and Learning Strategies (E-book)  

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Publications related to my field                       Teaching and Learning Strategies (E-book)  

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education/teaching methods & materials - general

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education: care & counselling of students

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education/teaching methods & materials - general

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education: care & counselling of students

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Teaching and Learning Strategies is a practical guide for pre-service teachers who know and understand the content of the curriculum and are looking for additional tools to teach it effectively. This book will help students to develop a comprehensive knowledge of teaching and learning strategies,...

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Whole Child Education (Article)
http://www.wholechildeducation.org/assets/content/mx-resources/WholeChild-MakingTheCase.pdf

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See saw
https://app.seesaw.me/#/activities/library?community&grade_level=5

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Fruit  and vegetables print
https://kinderart.com/art-lessons/printmaking/fruit-and-vegetable-prints/

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Summary:

Students will use fruits and vegetables to create prints. This is a terrific, inexpensive way to introduce printmaking to your students. This is a form of printmaking that can be done with all ages - even adults!

What You Need:

Paint or ink.

Sponges and an old cookie tray or styrofoam tray. (its a good idea to put the paint on a sponge so that when an object is dipped into the paint, the sponge will only let off a little bit of paint ... because a little is all you need.)

Paintbrushes, water and water containers.

Paper

A covered work area.

Fruits and veggies of all kinds. Some good ones are:

1. carrots

2. starfruit

3. mushrooms

4. cauliflower

5. broccoli

6. tomatoes

7. peppers

8. apples

What You Do:

1. The basic idea is to dip fruits and vegetables into paint or printing ink and stamp them onto paper in random or ordered patterns.

2. Students may instead wish to apply paint or ink directly to the vegetables with a paintbrush.

3. No knives are needed except for to cut the fruit or vegetable in half (an adult should do this part).

4. When the printing is complete, students can choose sections of the finished print (using a viewfinder - two L- shaped pieces of paper) and draw the patterns they see.

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Fruit and Vegetable Prints: Printmaking Lessons for Kids: KinderArt

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Students will use fruits and vegetables to create prints. This is a terrific, inexpensive way to introduce printmaking to your students. This is a form of printmaking that can be done with all ages - even adults! Paint or ink. Sponges and an old cookie tray or styrofoam tray.

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Lyricstraining
https://es.lyricstraining.com/

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LingoClip - Enjoy learning languages with music

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Discover a new and fun way to learn English and other languages by filling in the lyrics of your favorite songs.