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Juego de plataforma dos, simulación de negocio. Historia del automobil. Enseña acerca de gestión de proeyctos, administración de empresas y comercio.

https://playclassic.games/games/simulation-dos-games-online/play-motor-city-online/

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Esta IA de khanacademy tiene la opción de crear blookets.

https://www.khanacademy.org/khan-for-educators/khanmigo-for-educators

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Juego de simulación y administración de recursos.

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Juego de vestir y de narrativa interactiva disponible en varios idiomas.

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Bluestacks - The Best Android Emulator on PC as Rated by You

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Juega en PC con BlueStacks: la plataforma de juegos Android, en la que confían más de 500 millones de jugadores.

Los cuentos de princesas son eso, cuentos. Pura fantasía envuelta en lujos y lugares de ensueño. No es una aspiración realista, pero no por ello debes renunciar a imaginártelo. Juega a Dress up! Time Princess en PC y elige qué tipo de princesa quieres ser.

Este juego point and click desarrollado por IGG nos propone toda una aventura gráfica con tintes de novela visual y algunos toques RPG en la que adentrarse en un montón de historias apasionantes donde tus habilidades como socialité serán esenciales.

En principio eres una chica normal, hasta que de pronto un día, mientras visitas a tu abuelo en Paradise Town, ojeas con curiosidad un atril que te lleva a un mundo de hadas donde los cuentos son reales. Ponte las mejores galas para ocasión y resuelve los misterios de un montón de historias que te mantendrán atrapado.

Explora lugares icónicos como Versalles con la compañía de tu fiel mascota, participa de conversaciones importantes donde cada respuesta y decisión cuenta e incluso ábrete a vivir experiencias románticas. Descarga Dress up! Time Princess en PC con BlueStacks y descubre como es ser de la realeza.

Cómo descargar y jugar Dress up! Time Princess en PC

Descargue e instale BlueStacks en su PC

Complete el inicio de sesión de Google para acceder a Play Store, o hágalo más tarde

Busque Dress up! Time Princess en la barra de búsqueda en la esquina superior derecha

Haga clic para instalar Dress up! Time Princess desde los resultados de búsqueda

Complete el inicio de sesión de Google (si omitió el paso 2) para instalar Dress up! Time Princess

Haz clic en el ícono Dress up! Time Princess en la pantalla de inicio para comenzar a jugar

Para pasar por una verdadera princesa tienes que estar a la última, y eso no sólo significa vestir la mejor ropa y los mejores complementos, también supone disponer de los mejores recursos. Juega a Dress up! Time Princess en PC y descubre el mejor entorno para ejecutar tus juegos Android favoritos.

Los componentes de hardware de tu ordenador como la tarjeta gráfica, el procesador o la memoria RAM están preparados para correr programas mucho más potentes, por lo que tus aplicaciones no serán rivales para tu PC. Notarás una mejoría considerable en cuanto a procesamiento, conexión y gráficos en pantalla grande.

Todo lo que necesitas para disfrutar de unas partidas más estables y fluidas sin la preocupación por el drenaje de datos móviles, el gasto de batería, los problemas de batería o la falta de almacenamiento.

Descarga Dress up! Time Princess en PC con BlueStacks y benefíciate también de un buen puñado de herramientas enfocadas al gamer más profesional. Configura los controles a tu gusto con tu teclado y ratón, retransmite tus partidas en streaming sin necesidad de cables y mucho más ¡descúbrelo!

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Descarga y juega a Dress up! Time Princess en PC y Mac (Emulador)

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Juega en PC con BlueStacks: la plataforma de juegos Android, en la que confían más de 500 millones de jugadores. Los cuentos de princesas son eso, cuentos. Pura fantasía envuelta en lujos y lugares de ensueño. No es una aspiración realista, pero no por ello debes renunciar a imaginártelo.

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https://www.cerebriti.com/

Juegos educativos en español

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En Cerebriti encontrarás un portal de juegos de conocimiento donde podrás retar a tus amigos, conseguir puntos y crear tus propios juegos. Y todo ello mientras mantienes tu mente en forma. ¡Entra y saca a la cerebriti que llevas dentro!

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Página para crear héroes fantásticos personalizados. Útil para practicar vocabulario de: partes del cuerpo, materiales, ropa, etc.
Disponible sólo en inglés.

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Hero Forge® is an online character design application that lets users create and buy customized tabletop miniatures and statuettes.

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A partir de los cuatro elementos básicos (fuego, aire, tierra y agua) se deben crear combinaciones que permitirán descubrir nuevos objetos.

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Everyone

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Take on the role of an aspiring alchemist. Your teacher has succeeded in harnessing the four basic elements: fire, water, earth, and air. By mixing these elements, you'll be able to unlock all the recipes you need to uncover the secrets of alchemy.

Create combinations using two or three elements (you can use elements twice). Recipes might be based on science (water + fire = steam) or on a set of symbols (fish + fountain = whale).

- More than 350 recipes.
- A stunning, colorful visual style.
- Ad-free gameplay. Free hints every six minutes.
- The ability to suggest your own recipes and correct translations directly in the game.
- Available in ten languages, including English.
- Adapted for the visually impaired.

What's New

- Now the items are divided into groups for easier search.
- Corrections of translations and errors.
- Increased app's launch time

Additional Information

Alcohol and Tobacco Reference

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Alchemy 2021 - Puzzle Game - Apps on Google Play

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Everyone Contains Ads Offers in-app purchases Take on the role of an aspiring alchemist. Your teacher has succeeded in harnessing the four basic elements: fire, water, earth, and air. By mixing these elements, you'll be able to unlock all the recipes you need to uncover the secrets of alchemy.

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Página de consulta exclusiva de literatura y gramática en alemán.

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Herzlich willkommen!

Schön, dass es Dich auf Wortwuchs verschlagen hat. Wortwuchs ist ein Literaturlexikon und Nachschlagewerk für Deutsch- und Germanistikfragen aller Art. Außerdem veranschaulichen wir Grammatik und Rechtschreibung.

Einstiegsseiten

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Das Literaturlexikon Wortwuchs bietet Autoren, Schülern und Germanisten umfangreiche Informationen zu Sprache, Literatur und Poesie.

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Aplicación para practicar la lectura y la comprensión lectora mediante comics.
Disponible en inglés, español, francés y alemán.
Nivel: Básico-avanzado.

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Simulador de la prueba TOEFL, con 150 exámenes, que además tiene vocabulario, gramática, ejercicios de pronunciación, listening y reading.

150 exámenes de prueba

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TOEFL is a standardized test to measure the English language ability. Most universities and institutes depend on TOEFL scores for providing admissions. TOEFL iBT become definitely an option for students who wish to enroll in English-speaking universities have to take.

TOEFL Practice Test is an application which is developed to prepare for the TOEFL exams from beginner to intermediate, advanced or higher level. We're focused on increasing English learning efficiency. Therefore, these preparation tests will help you get a high score in TOEFL iBT exam in future.

Principal features:
* All section of learning English skills can be improved: listening, reading comprehension, writing, speaking, in addition to English vocabulary can also be enhanced as well.
* You may take note of all sections of the exam, keep track of your progress by bookmarking useful pages so that you can go back to specific content later.
* Studying whenever your phone's on with the lock screen in-app feature.
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* The test format is familiar worldwide with +5000 practice tests and more than 3000 available given questions.
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* The particular statistic which has clearly described the testing progress will be displayed after you've finished your test.
* Thousands of vocabularies with full definitions and explained in details are included.
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TOEFL Practice Test can also be used as helpful learning preferences for the IELTS test, TOEIC test, GRE test, GMAT test, SAT test as well as TOEFL test.

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TOEFL Practice Test - Apps on Google Play

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Aplicación que ayuda a aprender expresiones idiomáticas, modismos, proverbios, jerga y verbos con partículas del inglés.

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Everyone

Every language has its own collection of wise sayings. They offer advice about how to live and also transfer some underlying ideas, principles and values of a given culture / society. These sayings are called "idioms" - or proverbs if they are longer. These combinations of words have (rarely complete sentences) a "figurative meaning" meaning, they basically work with "pictures".
This List of commonly used idioms and sayings (in everyday conversational English), can help to speak English by learning English idiomatic expressions.

This app will help you learn Idioms and Phrases in English very easily and effectively. We have essential English Idioms, Phrasal Verbs, Proverbs And Slangs collected and refined from many

Features:

* Idioms are arrange by categories and A-Z (over 9000 idioms)
* One idiom have explanation and useful example
* English proverbs with their meaning
* Most Common Phrasal Verbs
* American Slangs
- Bookmark your favourite entries
* Fully functional in offline mode

What's New

- Removed ads
- Bug fixes and performance improvements

Additional Information

Hoang Dao Thanh, Kim Giang, Thanh Xuan, Ha Noi

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English Idioms & Phrases - Apps on Google Play

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Trivia con muchos tópicos distintos, todos enfocados en algún aspecto del inglés, que te permite mejorar o practicar el idioma mientras juegas con personas de todo el mundo.

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Aplicación de aprendizaje y reforzamiento del alemán (A1-B2), tiene tests, artículos y actividades varias para aprender y expandir el conocimiento. También te permite hacer una prueba de colocación de idioma, para conocer tus habilidades.

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DW Learn German - A1, A2, B1 a - Apps on Google Play

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Learn German for free with DW - Beginners, intermediate, on the job

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Plataforma de lectura en línea para el aprendizaje de una lengua extranjera, permite que las personas interactúen distintos tipos de textos (desde fiction hasta canciones) y así se familiaricen con el idioma que están estudiando, incluye actividades de reforzamiento y es interactivo.

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Readlang - Read, translate and supercharge your vocabulary

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Read stories, books, or webpages, translate the words you don't know, and we'll generate flashcards to help you remember.

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El CEL (Catálogo de Experiencias Lúdicas) es un banco de experiencias de uso de juegos de mesa en el aula como recurso educativo (Aprendizaje Basado en Juegos). Tiene por objetivo recoger y difundir este tipo de iniciativas, de tal manera que puedan ser conocidas, reproducidas, adaptadas o utilizadas como fuente de inspiración por otros profesionales del ámbito educativo.

El CEL es un recurso gratuito, abierto y colaborativo.

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BIOCURIOSIDADES - JUEGO DE EVASIÓN PERSONALIZABLE

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BIOCURIOSIDADES - JUEGO DE EVASIÓN PERSONALIZABLE

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Modelo de escape room o breakoutEDU personalizable para diferentes asignaturas y diferentes contenidos.

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Edpuzzle: https://edpuzzle.com/
PlayPosit: https://go.playposit.com/
Hapyak: https://corp.hapyak.com/
Vialogues: https://www.vialogues.com/
Wirewax: https://www.wirewax.com/
Educaplay: https://es.educaplay.com/

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Artsteps
Book Creator
Canva
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Y TAMBIÉN
https://www.aulaplaneta.com/2016/06/27/recursos-tic/diez-herramientas-2-0-para-evaluar-tus-alumnos/?fbclid=IwAR2azTbOnkAWlegK4TmdxcrLkSEmRGjDPMI6tsDE_qzTDe8R8OiMuuNt2j8

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Digipad - https://digipad.app/
Padlet - https://fr.padlet.com/
Lino - http://en.linoit.com/
Pinup - https://pinup.com/
Scrumblr - http://scrumblr.ca/
IdeaFlip - https://ideaflip.com/
NoteLy - https://note.ly/
NoteApp - https://outilscollaboratifs.com/2011/10/corkboard-un-tableau-de-liege-pour-vos-post-it/
Miro - https://miro.com/
Popplet - http://popplet.com/
Análisis comparativo (en francés) - https://outilstice.com/2021/06/tous-les-outils-pour-creer-murs-daffichage-virtuels/?fbclid=IwAR14vIURHnPTEnS4_Q-n1su7J-rEjbGtXCjD8zJdsVrLIh3-VU1TNAE2TVU

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Article mis à jour le 9 juin 2021 par Fidel Navamuel

Comment créer un tableau d'affichage en ligne pour y coller ou épingler des notes virtuelles ?

Simples à utiliser, collaboratifs, les services en ligne qui permettent de partager des petites notes sont nombreux. Que ce soit pour un brainstorming ou pour partager des informations simplement entre collègues ou avec des élèves, ils font partie de la boîte à outils numériques de base de l'enseignant.

Voici 10 outils en ligne pour créer et partager des notes repositionnables sur des murs d'affichage virtuels.

Digipad. Murs collaboratifs pour la classe en présentiel ou à distance

Digipad est un des nombreux outils tice proposés dans l'incroyable trousse numérique gratuite d'Emmanuel Zimmert que je recommande vivement. Ne cherchez pas plus loin si vous avez besoin d'un mur d'affichage virtuel complet et efficace à utiliser avec vos élèves. Digipad reprend l'ensemble des fonctions nécessaires à un mur d'affichage virtuel. Gratuit et sans publicité. Un vrai premier choix.

Padlet. Murs blancs en ligne pour les écoles

Padlet est un de mes préférés. Je lui ai consacré un article complet ici même il y a quelque temps de cela. Padlet vous fournit un mur blanc. À vous d'y coller ce que vous voulez dessus et où vous voulez. Du texte, des images, de la vidéo... Votre mur sera privé ou public, vous pourrez aussi autoriser ou non les lecteurs à modifier ou compléter votre mur d'affichage. Padlet fonctionne sur votre ordinateur ou sur votre tablette. Un autre incontournable.

Lino. Des notes en couleurs et des images sur un tableau de liège en ligne

Lino va vous en faire voir de toutes les couleurs. Les couleurs des notes repositionnables que vous allez pouvoir y coller. On est ici très proche de l'usage des petits papiers auto collants que l'on colle ici ou là pour prendre une note ou ne pas oublier quelque chose. Lino en reproduit fidèlement l'usage mais en ligne. Vous pourrez même y ajouter des alarmes pour que Lino vous rappelle quelque chose en temps et en heure. Encore un bon service de notes en ligne qui propose aussi des versions adaptées pour vos smartphones ou tablettes qu'ils soient sous iOs ou Android.

Pinup. Un tableau d'affichage en ligne gratuit et sans inscription

Pinup est un service qui vous fournit un véritable tableau de liège pour votre ordinateur. Vous pourrez y afficher autant de notes que vous le souhaitez. Vous pouvez y compris créer plusieurs tableaux et passer de l'un à l'autre via un système classique mais bien pratique d'onglets. Vous pourrez partager l'un d'entre eux avec une ou plusieurs personnes. Un service simple et efficace. Pinup, anciennement LisThings, propose une série de raccourcis clavier facilement mémorisables qui vous permettront de l'utiliser encore plus efficacement.

Scrumblr. Un tableau virtuel libre et gratuit et open source

J'ai eu un petit coup de coeur pour ce dernier petit service en ligne. Scrumblr reproduit à l'écran un tableau blanc de classe. Vous savez ces tableaux sur lesquels on écrit avec un feutre veleda et que l'on arrive jamais à bien effacer. Scrumblr s'en amuse avec un fond d'écran ou l'on distingue des traces de notes. Pour le reste le service joue la simplicité. Vous allez pouvoir coller sur ce tableau blanc des petites notes repositionnables en couleur et les positionner où vous le souhaitez du bout de la souris. Scrumblr fournit une url unique pour partager votre tableau. Proposé également par nos mis de Framapad, mais attention fermeture annoncée ou en cours.
Lien:Scrumblr

IdeaFlip. Pour des brainstormings ou des votes en ligne

IdeaFlip trouvé sur le site consacré aux Outils Collaboratifs, est une autre solution de mur virtuel collaboratif. IL paraît bien adapté à des brainstormings ludiques en ligne avec des participants à distance; Très facile à utiliser également pourorganiser des votes en ligne.

NoteLy. Une énième version du tableau de liège partagé

Note.ly apporte peu de nouveautés et d'originalité dans cette liste de tableaux blancs en ligne. Il n'en est pas moins une solution sérieuse avec cette possibilité de travailler en temps réel à plusierus sur un tableau sans avoir besoin de s'inscrire. Mais bien sûr pas d'inscription cela signifie aussi pas de sauvegarde.

NoteApp est une application qui propose elle aussi un tableau blanc pour travailler en temps réel avec d'autres utilisateurs pour réer, éditer, modifier, positionner simplement des notes sur un tableau virtuel. Plutôt orienté entreprise avec des tarifs assez onéreux. Ils proposent néanmoins des tarifs éducation avec notamment une formule gratuite qui permet de travailler à cinq.

Miro. Des notes adhésives en ligne pour le partage d'idées

Miro est un autre outil très sérieux dans cette liste de tableaux blancs virtuels pour le travail en groupe. Il s'agit d'un espace de travail visuel où vous pouvez travailler avec des notes autocollantes en ligne mais aussi tout type d'élément multimédia. Miro offre en prime de nombreux modèles de travaux prêts à être personnalisés en fonction de vos besoins. Pratique.

Popplet. Réaliser des cartes mentales à plusieurs

Popplet s'est spécialisé pour sa part dans les cartes mentales que l'on conçoit en ligne seul ou à plusieurs. Popplet met à votre disposition un tableau blanc sur lequel l'utilisateur pose des objets numériques (textes, photos, vidéos, liens). Le site est en anglais mais rien d'insurmontable même pour les débutants.

Et vous ? Utilisez-vous ce genre de services ? En connaissez-vous d'autres ? Dans quel cadre et pur quel type d'usages ? Au plaisir de vous lire dans les commentaires.

Si cet article vous a intéressés, n'hésitez pas à le partager.

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Tous les outils pour créer et partager des murs d'affichage virtuels

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Article mis à jour le 9 juin 2021 par Fidel Navamuel Comment créer un tableau d'affichage en ligne pour y coller ou épingler des notes virtuelles ? Simples à utiliser, collaboratifs, les services en ligne qui permettent de partager des petites notes sont nombreux.

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El genio de la máquina adivina personajes, animales y objetos, en 16 idiomas.

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Akinator puede leerte la mente y decirte en qué personaje estás pensando como por arte de magia. Piensa en un personaje real o ficticio, responde unas cuantas preguntas y Akinator intentará adivinar de quién se trata. ¿Te atreves a retar al genio?

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Generador de juegos de preguntas y respuestas.

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"I love all of the information about student performance I get as a teacher. It helps me to quickly identify stronger students and weaker students, as well as concepts at the class level that students struggle with. Thank you so much for providing such a useful platform for teachers to use to engage our students and measure their performance!!"

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Quizalize - The best quiz platform for remote or real classrooms that delivers game-changing results

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Engage your class with fun, standards-tagged quizzes. Get instant data on student mastery. Automatically differentiated follow-up activities.

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Juego para localizar países en el mapa. En español, inglés y francés.

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How many countries/cities can you name? As you answer, the map will be filled in. You have 15 minutes.

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Juego competitivo de dibujo.

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draw battle is a free online multiplayer drawing game where two teams face off with a frantic final round. Grab your phone, tablet, or computer and draw & guess words faster than the other team to win!

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Juego de adivinanzas a partir de dibujos. Hay más de 550000 dibujos precargados,.

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DrawGuess - The Telephone Pictionary game

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Unexpectedly funny game that combines the classic Telephone with the fun drawing of Pictionary. Best online party game for groups of 5-10 people.

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Juego colectivo de adivinanza de dibujo.

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The drawing game for groups. Win points by guessing and drawing. See who's the best!

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Juego de navegación para pasar de un tema a otro en Wikipedia. En inglés.
Aquí se explica cómo funciona:
Naraview - A Good Way to Challenge Students to Make Connections Between Topics / https://www.freetech4teachers.com/2020/05/naraview-good-way-to-challenge-students.html

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Juego para aprender a administrar finanzas. requiere un nivel intermedio-avanzado de inglés.

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STAX was designed to revolutionize the way high school students learn about investing. Based on real historical market data, it covers 20 years of investing in 20 minutes.

PLAY FOR YOURSELF

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STAX was designed to revolutionize the way high school students learn about investing. Based on real historical market data, it covers 20 years of investing in 20 minutes. PLAY FOR YOURSELF

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Juego de letras en línea, bastante sencillo. En inglés.

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Letterbox is a simple game where you try to make as many words as you can in 60 seconds.

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Juego de dibujo y de teléfono descompuesto, combinados.

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It's like the classic "Telephone Game", but with drawing and thousands of players. Miscommunication and hilarity ensues!

26,597 games in progress

1️⃣ A player draws a phrase (e.g., Cow jumping over the moon)

2️⃣ Their drawing is described by a random player

3️⃣ That description is passed to another player to draw

4️⃣ Steps 2 and 3 repeat until 12 people have participated

5️⃣ See the unexpected and hilarious results!

Use simple tools to draw a phrase
Each player gets 10 minutes

Interpret other player's drawings

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Drawception - Picture Telephone Drawing Game

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THE BEST ONLINE LEARNING GAMES – 2020 (PART TWO)

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THE BEST ONLINE LEARNING GAMES – 2020 (PART TWO)

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Selección de juegos educativos en línea, por Larry Ferlazzo

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Another day, another end-of-year "Best" list.

I'm adding this one to ALL END-OF-YEAR "BEST" LISTS FOR 2020 IN ONE PLACE!

You can see all my previous Online Learning Games "Best" lists (and there are a lot since I've doing this since 2007) here. Note that they're also continually revised and updated.

Here are my choices for the past six months:
THE BEST ONLINE LEARNING GAMES TO PLAY DURING DISTANCE LEARNING - SHARE YOUR ADDITIONS!
I've previously posted about Fluent Key (see "FLUENT KEY" LOOKS LIKE A WONDERFUL VIDEO TOOL FOR ALL TEACHERS). It "gamifies" watching a video and turns it into a Quizizz/Kahoot-like activity where students answer questions with a leaderboard. It's definitely an engaging way to show a video. Then, recently, I posted about a new feature that Fluent Key began: Peaksay Pronunciation Game has users repeat phrases and uses AI to "grade" its accuracy. I've added it to THE BEST SITES FOR ONLINE PRONUNCIATION FEEDBACK - DO YOU KNOW OTHERS?

Now, I have discovered yet another new feature they've created called Peaksay Conversation. They have a number of conversations in different languages that you can turn into a game: it speaks and shows one line, offers four choices, and you have to pick the correct line that comes next. It seems to be set-up for individual play, but it's easy to play in a class and have students choose the correct response. When you do that, I'd recommend using the "Learn" mode, so you don't have to deal with the timer pressing students to make choices too quickly.

The activity has lots of other bells-and-whistles that are neat (see the image at the top of this post), but here is the best one: Any teacher can easily create their own! And when I say "easily" I mean easil y! I've been having fun creating personalized conversations for my class, and now my students have begun creating their own conversations that I review, correct and upload. You definitely don't want to have students themselves uploading the conversations - having ones that have not been reviewed for errors will not be helpful to anyone.

Really, what ELL or World Language teacher is not going to put this combo (Fluent Key and Peaksay) site (created by Hugo Xiong) on their list of favorites?

P.S. There isn't full integration of the two sites yet and that sometimes creates some technical issues, so I would recommend going directly to the Fluent Key site for videos and the Peaksay site for conversation and pronunciation.

Wheel Decide is a handy "roulette-type" wheel that you can modify with any wording you like. It could be useful in class games.

I'm a big fan on Quizizz - I love how easy it is to create learning games, it's simple to add audio, a piece of cake to integrate with Google Classroom and, unlike Kahoot, it shows the question and answers in the same screen so students don't have split them (Kahoot is fine, too - to each their own).

Quizizz just added a new Lessons feature - the ability to create a slideshow that you can present to your students live or assign as homework. For those of you who are familiar with Nearpod (which has exploded in popularity this summer), it's basically a very simplified version of it, with far fewer bells and whistles. Nearpod is really quite impressive and, in effect, functions as a one-stop shop for tons of interactives. And our district has purchased a license for its use.

But, to tell you the truth, I wasn't really planning on using many of its features and, even though I wish Quizizz had one or two more activities (It would be nice to have an EdPuzzle like activity that Neapod just added to its platform), it would work very well and my students are already quite familiar with it. So, I'm seriously considering using Quizizz instead of Nearpod.

But, who knows? I could easily change my mind in the coming days or weeks.

There are several Pictionary-like games at The Best Online Games Students Can Play In Private Virtual "Rooms" and they are all good.

Skribbl, though, might be the easiest to play and quickest to understand.

It would be nice regular addition to any ELL class and a fun occasional game for any other class to lighten things up.

DrawGuess looks like a great online game for ELLs. I'm adding it to The Best Online Games Students Can Play In Private Virtual "Rooms"

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The Best Online Learning Games - 2020 (Part Two)

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Another day, another end-of-year "Best" list. I'm adding this one to ALL END-OF-YEAR "BEST" LISTS FOR 2020 IN ONE PLACE! You can see all my previous Online Learning Games "Best" lists (and there are a lot since I've doing this since 2007) here. Note that they're also continually revised and updated.

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PROMOTING CREATIVE WRITING IN THE EFL CLASSROOM

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PROMOTING CREATIVE WRITING IN THE EFL CLASSROOM

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Artículo con ideas para promover la escritura creativa.

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Fotos de niños de todo el mundo, rodeados por lo que comen. Buen activador de discusión.

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With childhood obesity on the rise and globalization homogenizing nutrition, photographer Gregg Segal set out to discover what a week's worth of food looked like around the world. By focusing on the diets of children, whose lifelong eating habits are created in these formative years, Segal's stunning photographs speak to themes of nutrition, class, and culture.

His new book, Daily Bread, spreads across 120 pages and details the stories behind the portraits. Each child was asked to document exactly what they'd eaten during the course of a week. These foods were then prepared and laid out around them while Segal captured their image from above. From Los Angeles to Kuala Lumpur, the cultures depicted are a fascinating look at how different we are-yet how similar we're becoming.

Segal's work is also an interesting commentary on the global economy and how this effects eating habits. While in the United States lower income families tend to eat more snack foods because of their low cost, in other countries the trend is reversed. In fact, some of the healthiest diets in the world come from low-income cultures where the focus is on fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, and meat where processed junk foods are luxury items.

We had the opportunity to speak with Segal about the impetus for the project, the challenges of working on a global scale, and what he hopes people take away from the work. Read on for our exclusive interview and pick up a copy of Daily Bread: What Kids Eat Around the World.
What first got you interested in this topic?
Daily Bread grew out of another of my projects on consumption and waste called 7 Days of Garbage. I asked family, friends, neighbors and anyone else I could convince to save their garbage for one week and then lie down and be photographed in it. It's impossible to ignore the problem of consumption and waste when you're lying in it!

To me, the most disturbing thing about the garbage I photographed was the packaging that comes with our food. We've grown totally dependent on the industries of eating and cooking and the result has been a massive increase in waste. I began to ask, how have our diets been impacted by this revolution in the way food is produced and consumed?

It struck me that we don't give enough thought to what's in our food because we're not the ones making it! We've outsourced the most vital ingredient of life, the connective tissue of families and culture. I thought, what if we keep a journal of everything we eat and drink for one week to bring our focus onto diet and take ownership of the foods we eat?
Why the decision to focus on children and what do you think their eating habits say about our overall society?
I focused on kids because eating habits start young and if you don't get it right when you're 9 or 10, it's going to be a lot harder when you're older!

Globalization has had a huge impact on diets around the world. Two quick examples from countries I visited, Brazil and the UAE. A generation ago, Brazil's poor were underfed. Today, 57% of the population is overweight. In 2014, there were 803,900 diabetics in the UAE-about 20 percent of the population. 30 years ago, diabetes barely existed in this part of the world.

We're at a tipping point. The balance of what most children eat now is dramatically moving away from homemade stews and vegetables towards ultra-processed packaged foods and snack foods, many of them designed to appeal to children.
What was the most challenging part of the project?
There were numerous challenges-finding the right mix of kids, an experienced crew, equipment, and locations that met my needs. I needed a studio space with access to a kitchen to prepare the food and a ceiling height of at least 13 feet (the camera height needed to be a consistent 12+ feet above the subject).

Organization was critical, but sometimes lacking. Making sure that all of the kids kept thorough journals of everything they ate so that those meals could be accurately reproduced, for instance. Fortunately, I had competent producers in most countries. Sometimes, the equipment I had access to wasn't reliable, which was challenging because the lighting for the pictures needs to be consistent, of course. Another major hurdle was money; this was a very expensive project to produce and generating the funds wasn't easy. Much of the funding came out of my pocket. I could have really used a benefactor or sponsor!
What did you discover through this process that surprised you the most?
One of the surprising lessons of Daily Bread is that the best quality diets are often eaten not by the richest but the poorest. In the US, the poor are the biggest consumers of junk food because it's convenient and cheap. But in Mumbai, it costs $13 for a medium Dominoes pizza, which is way beyond the means of most people. Anchal lives with her family in an 8 by 8-foot aluminum hut. Her father earns less than $5 a day, yet she eats a wholesome diet of okra and cauliflower curries, lentils, and roti which Anchal's mother makes from scratch each day on a single kerosene burner. Shraman, on the other hand, lives in a middle-class Mumbai hi-rise and eats very differently. His family's extra income means he can afford Dominoes pizza, fried chicken, and treats like Snickers bars and Cadbury chocolate.

In 2015, Cambridge University conducted an exhaustive study ranking diets around the world from most to least nutritional. Remarkably, 9 of the 10 healthiest countries are in Africa. It seems counterintuitive that some of the poorest countries have among the healthiest diets. But when you look closely at what they're eating, it makes sense: fresh vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, grains, fish, and legumes and very little meat (which functions more as seasoning) and few empty calories (processed foods).

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Interview: Kids Around the World Photographed Surrounded by Their Weekly Diet

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With childhood obesity on the rise and globalization homogenizing nutrition, photographer Gregg Segal set out to discover what a week's worth of food looked like around the world. By focusing on the diets of children, whose lifelong eating habits are created in these formative years, Segal's stunning photographs speak to themes of nutrition, class, and culture.

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Blog en francés específicamente dedicado a los juegos en el aula de idiomas.

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Herramienta para generar foros virtuales de discusión, en video.

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We express ourselves in different ways. On Flip, you can use our simple and fun built-in camera to record your thoughts, add effects and share within your Flip group as video, audio only or text in your web browser or mobile app.

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Flip is a video discussion and sharing app, free from Microsoft.

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Flip (formerly Flipgrid) is a video discussion and video sharing app, free from Microsoft, built for classrooms and beyond. Learn more.

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25 FANTASTIC FREE GOOGLE SLIDES TEMPLATES AND THEMES FOR TEACHERS

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25 FANTASTIC FREE GOOGLE SLIDES TEMPLATES AND THEMES FOR TEACHERS

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Plantillas de juego reutilizables, en Google Slides.

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Google Slides is free, easy to use, and offers so many cool options. These free Google Slides templates for teachers give you endless ways to use this essential tool in your classroom. Choose a few to customize now!

More Google Slides goodness:

First Day of School

This bundle of free Google Slides templates for teachers is perfect for the first day of school. It even includes an icebreaker students will love.

Get it: First Day of School Google Slides Templates

Daily Agenda

Use this template as a daily lesson planner, then share it with kids and parents. It makes it easy for students who miss class to catch up.

Get it: Daily Agenda Planner at TPT

Math Mats

These slides are customizable, so you can focus on specific skills and differentiate for various learning levels. Smart!

Get it: Math Mats at Fun Learning for Kids

Sight World Builder

These slides have audio built in, so they're perfect for kids to complete on their own. They hear the word, then choose the right letters to spell it out.

Get it: Sight Words Builder at Mrs. Winter's Bliss

Digital Reading Log

Make it simple and fun for kids to keep track of their daily reading time. Each clickable tab in the book provides space for day after day of reading logs.

Get it: Digital Reading Log on TPT

Hamburger Paragraph

Using the hamburger method to teach paragraph or essay writing? Try this editable template to give students a place to practice.

Get it: Hamburger Paragraph at TPT

Missing Number Game

Challenge kids to use their higher thinking skills with these missing-number puzzles. There are 10 of them in the free set, perfect for bell ringers or early finishers.

Get it: Missing Number Game via Math Geek Mama

Planets Research Guide

This template has a slide for every planet, making it effortless for students to complete individual or group research on the solar system.

Get it: Planets Research Guide on TPT

Secret Sight Words

Kids will really enjoy this activity, and teachers will love that it incorporates multiple skills. First, kids identify the beginning letter of each word. Then they type it into the box, spelling out a sight word.

Get it: Secret Sight Words on TPT

Newspaper Theme

Extra, extra, read all about it! Whatever today's teaching topic is, it's sure to be headline news with this fun template theme.

Get it: Newspaper Theme via SlidesMania

Happy Birthday

Celebrate classroom birthdays the easy way. This template set offers several different options to customize with student names as needed.

Get it: Happy Birthday on TPT

Interactive Jeopardy!

Turn test review into a fun competition. This interactive template is fully customizable; just add your questions and answers.

Get it: Interactive Jeopardy! at Slides Carnival

Desktop Organizer Calendar

Use these monthly organizers to link to other projects, slideshows, documents, and more. It's a great place to start class each day.

Get it: Desktop Organizer Calendar at SlidesMania

Alphabet Order Game

This Google Slides game is ready to go! Use the five increasingly challenging drag-and-drop levels with your whole class, or assign it as station work.

Get it: Alphabet Order Game at TPT

Galaxy Theme

These Google Slides templates are perfect for a unit on space. (You might even say they're out of this world!)

Get it: Galaxy Theme at Slides Carnival

Bulletin Board Theme

Use this theme to create presentations or for an interactive classroom bulletin board with links to flyers, events, and more.

Get it: Bulletin Board Theme at SlidesMania

Breakout Room Note Taker

Virtual breakout rooms have a lot of uses in the classroom. Have your students use these Google Slides templates to record their discussions.

Get it: Breakout Room Note Taker at Hello Teacher Lady

Who's Who? Game

These free Google Slides templates for teachers have activities like a match-up game and crossword puzzles built right in.

Get it: Who's Who Game at SlidesGo

Camping Theme Virtual Classroom

Going with a camping theme in your classroom this year? This free camping theme has multiple slides to customize.

Get it: Camping-Theme Virtual Classroom at TPT

Farm Animals

Use these farm animal Google Slides templates to create interactive math or spelling activities for young learners.

Get it: Farm Animals at SlidesMania

Vocabulary Four Square

Customize these simple interactive Frayer Model templates with the vocabulary words your students are studying. Then use it for group work or a homework assignment.

Get it: Vocabulary Four Square at TPT

Investigation Game

Transform an ordinary lesson into an investigation! This would be a cool way to teach kids about primary sources.

Get it: Investigation Game at SlidesGo

Digital Notebook

These slides are a fun interactive way for kids to keep track of notes, research, and more.

Get it: Digital Notebook at SlidesMania

Classroom Assignment Slides

This planner makes a teacher's life easier. The slides give students one place to access all their assignments, whether group or individual.

Get it: Classroom Assignment Slides at TPT

Studying Organizer

Give your students a leg up on their classwork with this free Google Slides template study organizer.

Get it: Studying Organizer at SlidesGo

Dinosaur Theme

Introducing little ones to prehistoric times? Try these free Google Slides templates for teachers!

Get it: Dinosaur Theme at Slides Carnival

Digital Board Game

Customize this board game template to use for a fun review activity in pretty much any subject.

Get it: Digital Board Game at SlidesMania

Vintage Geography Theme

Calling all geography teachers! These slides are just for you.

Get it: Vintage Geography Theme at Slides Carnival

Elementary School Weekly Planner

Help students develop good study habits and learn to organize their time with these cheery slide templates.

Get it: Elementary School Weekly Planner at SlidesGo

Virtual Job Fair

Need a fun way to hold virtual career day? Set up these slides with photos, videos, and info about a variety of jobs for kids to explore.

Get it: Virtual Job Fair at TPT

Letter-Writing Slides

Teaching a unit on letter writing? These slides have the perfect theme.

Get it: Letter-Writing Slides at SlidesMania

Spelling Choice Boards

This template is ready to use, with its missing-letter games and other spelling activities. You can also customize it to fit your needs.

Get it: Spelling Choice Boards at SlidesGo

Interactive File Cabinets

This is a smart way to organize digital documents and materials for your classroom. Assign each class or subject a drawer, then use the tabs to link to documents and other files.

Get it: Interactive File Cabinets at SlidesGo

29. Harry Potter Theme

It's not magic, though it might seem like it to muggles! These Google Slides templates are sure to enchant your students.

Get it: Harry Potter Theme Template at SlidesMania

Google Search Theme

Design a presentation inspired by a Google search with these clever templates!

Get it: Google Search Theme at SlidesMania

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35 Fantastic Free Google Slides Templates and Themes for Teachers

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These free Google Slides templates and themes are terrific for teachers at any grade level. Just grab them, customize, and go!

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Juego serio sobre la administración del dinero para llegar a fin de mes. En inglés.

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Urban Ministries of Durham serves over 6000 people every year who struggle with poverty and homelessness. Spent is an interactive game created by McKinney that challenges you to manage your money, raise a child and make it through the month getting paid minimum wage after a stretch of unemployment.

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11 DINÁMICAS Y JUEGOS PARA CLASES VIRTUALES

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11 DINÁMICAS Y JUEGOS PARA CLASES VIRTUALES

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Selección de juegos desde el FB de
Maestros, Profesores, Docentes (Experiencia Docente)

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3 FORMAS DE USAR PADLET PARA EMOCIONAR TU CLASE

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3 FORMAS DE USAR PADLET PARA EMOCIONAR TU CLASE

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Juegos rápidos para iniciar la clase.

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3 formas de usar #padlet para emocionar tu #clase

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10 JEUX À FAIRE EN CLASSE POUR PARTIR EN VACANCES VIVANT•E

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10 JEUX À FAIRE EN CLASSE POUR PARTIR EN VACANCES VIVANT•E

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Selección de juegos de mesa para el aula, en francés.

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10 jeux à faire en classe pour partir en vacances vivants - secondaire

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Pour ceux et celles qui souhaitent rester droit·es dans leurs bottes (de Père Noël) pour moins culpabiliser

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Juegos para fiestas, adaptables al aula.

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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Sitio educativos con numerosos recursos, entre ellos, juegos.

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Ideas para el aula Archive - Elige Educar

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SIX COLLABORATIVE GAMES FOR COMPETITIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS

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SIX COLLABORATIVE GAMES FOR COMPETITIVE ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASSROOMS

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Selección de seis juegos colaborativos para la clase de inglés.

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Do you want your English language learners to work toward a common goal in the classroom? Teacher David Petrie, who won the TeachingEnglish blog award, tells us his tried-and-tested methods.
One of my favourite revision activities with my classes is 'backs to the board', also known as 'hotseat'.

I divide the class into two teams. One learner from each team sits with their backs to the board, facing their teams. I write a word on the board, and the teams try to elicit the target word from the learner at the front of the room, without saying it. The person who guesses correctly first, wins a point for their team.

I use this activity a lot. But recently, with one class, I have stopped using it completely, because the game becomes too competitive. This shows when learners accuse the other team of cheating, and get upset with their team member if the other team wins the point.

In his book Transformational Classroom Management, John Shindler differentiates between healthy and unhealthy competition. He argues that the best competitive activities are those where:

the competition is clearly symbolic

the competition is short

everyone feels like they can win

what the learners do is valued more than the result.

So, how do we make classroom games more collaborative, while maintaining the enjoyment that some learners get from competition?
Put points into a common pot, not team pots
In 'backs to the board', if both teams can get a combined 12 points in five minutes, I reduce the amount of homework they get.

In my class, homework is usually from the workbook. So, I will reduce the amount of homework by letting them skip the exercise which reviews the vocabulary we covered in the game.
Build vocabulary pyramids
I adapted this idea from the Hot Spot series of young learner coursebooks, and use it to review vocabulary from previous lessons.

At the start of a lesson, I ask learners to write the names of:

one activity

two animals

three household chores

four sports

five foods

six colours.

They write this with one activity in the top line, followed by two animals in the second line, until the list looks like a pyramid with six colours at the bottom.

You can adapt this to other word categories, and extend it by adding extra levels.

Learners take turns to write each word on the board, so each person writes one or two words per activity. However, the game is collaborative because the other learners can help the writer if they get stuck.

You can also group learners at the beginning of the activity, to create the lists together.
Use information gap activities
Learner A and learner B have different, but complementary, information. They need to communicate it to each other, in order to complete the task.

You can do this with vocabulary review crosswords. Give Learner A a crossword with all the 'down' answers, and Learner B a crossword with all the 'across' answers.

Learners aren't allowed to say the answer directly. They explain it to their partner, who guesses the correct word and writes it onto their half of the crossword grid.

At the end of the activity, the learners compare their grids to see if they have everything correct.

You can find crosswords like these in the Pairwork series of books by Peter Watcyn-Jones and Deirdre Howard-Williams. You can also make your own, using online crossword generator tools like Puzzle Maker, and by choosing vocabulary items from previous lessons.
Create a human sentence
This is helpful for learners with lower language levels who are struggling with the auxiliary verb system ( be, do and have).

I give learners a piece of paper or mini-whiteboard with one word of a short sentence. They have to physically arrange themselves in the correct order to make the sentence.

For example, I give five learners one of these words each:

They can create the sentence:

My mother is from London.

Then, I ask them to make it a question:

Is my mother from London?

With this sentence:

My dog likes running in the park.

I ask learners to make it negative, or a question:

My dog doesn't like running in the park.

Does my dog like running in the park?

Learners can also work in groups or pairs to arrange the paper words on a table.
Build a paragraph
This is a more advanced version of the human sentence.

Give learners a longer text, like a small paragraph, with sentences on different strips of paper.

Give each learner one strip of paper and ask them to put themselves in the correct physical sequence.

Alternatively, give a complete set of strips of paper, jumbled up, to a group of learners to sequence together.

If you use a short text from a listening task, learners can then listen to check their sequences.
Plan a dinner party
In Penny Ur's book 'Discussions that work', she writes about organisation and layout problems.

One example from the book is an imaginary dinner party. Give learners a provisional seating plan, and an information sheet about 15 guests at a dinner party. It includes their likes, dislikes and character traits. You can use the example in the book, or create one yourself.

Learners have to look at the seating plan and decide which guests should sit next to each other and which should not. Guests who have something in common, for example, should probably sit together.

One alternative is to allocate the role of each guest to a learner. The group has to discover who each other are, and to try and arrange themselves in the most appropriate order.

Another alternative is for learners to create their own personas, and to agree on a shared seating plan for themselves.
Teachers, visit our TeachingEnglish website for more lesson plans and activities, and find out how you can become a TeachingEnglish blogger .

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Six collaborative games for competitive English language classrooms

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Do you want your English language learners to work toward a common goal in the classroom? Teacher David Petrie, who won the TeachingEnglish blog award, tells us his tried-and-tested methods. One of my favourite revision activities with my classes is 'backs to the board', also known as 'hotseat'.

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TEACHINGENGLISH: OUR FAVOURITE CLASS GAMES

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TEACHINGENGLISH: OUR FAVOURITE CLASS GAMES

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Padlet sobre los juegos favoritos de los profes de inglés, reunidos por Ann Foreman.

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LE POINT DIDACTIQUE : JEUX D'EXPRESSION ORALE

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LE POINT DIDACTIQUE : JEUX D'EXPRESSION ORALE

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Artículo sobre juegos de expresión oral, con numerosas sugerencias de recursos.

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" Le jeu fait partie de nos vies. Il nous autorise, pour un temps, à sortir de "l'ici, maintenant", d'expérimenter, d'imaginer, de créer, de tester notre capacité à résoudre des...

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Libro con 101 juegos de expresión oral en francés.

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Lotería sobre el día de muertos. En el FB de Maestra creativa

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Conferencia en inglés de James Nottingham sobre la importancia educativa del juego.

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Carpeta de Google Drive con juegos descargables

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Ideas de juegos (a veces un poco pesados) entre amigos: ¡requieren adaptaciones para el aula!

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LIBRO ÉPICO DE APPS Y HERRAMIENTAS DIGITALES

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LIBRO ÉPICO DE APPS Y HERRAMIENTAS DIGITALES

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Guía gratuita por y para educadores.

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Libro épico de Apps y Herramientas Digitales

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Compilación de herramientas digitales para docentes. | Find thousands of free educational ebooks for classroom use at read.bookcreator.com

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Portal con recursos educativos para diferentes asignaturas, entre ellas inglés y francés.

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Blog con recursos para docentes y actividades interactivas para todos los niveles educativos

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APPRENDRE LE FRANÇAIS EN JOUANT : BATTLESHIP

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APPRENDRE LE FRANÇAIS EN JOUANT : BATTLESHIP

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Juego de batalla naval para aprender francés.

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Apprendre le français en jouant : Battleship

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Numerosos recursos imprimibles, en varios idiomas.
Ver por ejemplo el tablero de Quién es quién, con monstruos: https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=4104049136293335&set=gm.756377141946836

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158000+ English ESL free printable worksheets, EFL video lessons

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A treasure trove of free English ESL handouts pdf & doc, slides, video quizzes with reading & listening comprehension exercises, vocabulary & grammar practice

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Blog dedicado a la enseñanza del español como lengua extranjera, con numerosos recursos.

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En este espacio encontrarás mi recopilación de juegos y dinámicas para la clase de español. ¿Jugamos? Juegos y dinámicas para...

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Lección 4 Herramientas básicas de Nearpod. ¿Cómo hacer mis clases más interactivas?

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LE JEU ÉDUCATIF DANS L'APPRENTISSAGE DE LA LANGUE

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LE JEU ÉDUCATIF DANS L'APPRENTISSAGE DE LA LANGUE

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Conferencia en francés sobre el juego educativo en la enseñanza de idiomas.

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Pédagoscope : émission n°1 : Quelle est la place du jeu éducatif dans l'apprentissage de la langue ?

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USING GAMES WITH ONLINE, HYBRID AND CLASSROOM LEARNING

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USING GAMES WITH ONLINE, HYBRID AND CLASSROOM LEARNING

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Mesa redonda en inglés sobre el juego en clase de idiomas.

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Sitio educativo con recursos para diversas asignaturas, en francés. Ver por ejemplo los 28 temas de escritura de sí.

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Je vous propose 28 petits sujets d'écriture personnelle sous forme de cartes qui invitent à l'authenticité. Ces cartes abordent aussi bien les expériences positives que négatives et donnent l'occasion aux enfants et adolescents de mettre en mots leur vécu.

L'écriture personnelle et émotionnelle comporte plusieurs bénéfices :

Raconter ce qui nous a fait plaisir, ce qui nous a rendu heureux, permet d'ancrer l'expérience en soi qui devient une ressource pour la vie.

Apprendre à ressentir et communiquer ses ressentis émotionnels (agréables comme désagréables)

Se sentir relié à soi et aux autres

Créer un profond sentiment d'appartenance et des liens authentiques

Télécharger les cartes au format PDF pour impression : sujets d'écriture personnelle

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28 petits sujets d'écriture personnelle (émotions, relations, gratitude, amitié) - 8 ans et +

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Je vous propose 28 petits sujets d'écriture personnelle sous forme de cartes qui invitent à l'authenticité. Ces cartes abordent aussi bien les expériences positives que négatives et donnent l'occasion aux enfants et adolescents de mettre en mots leur vécu.

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Banco de íconos gratuitos.

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Noun Project: Free Icons & Stock Photos for Everything

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Noun Project has the most diverse collection of free icons and stock photos. Download SVG and PNG. Over 5 million art-quality icons and free photos.

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Banco de imágenes particularmente atractivas.

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Once Upon a Picture - Images to Inspire - Teaching Resources

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Once Upon a Picture - Images to Inspire - Teaching Resources

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Actividades y juegos competitivos en clase de ELE.

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Actividades y juegos competitivos en clase de ELE. El segundo tipo de actividades para que tus estudiantes hablen sin miedo ¡y sin parar!

Las actividades o juegos competitivos son ejercicios que pueden traer mucho dinamismo a tus clases. Es bien sabido que las competencias hacen que afloren el carácter y la personalidad, sin importar la edad de las personas, y esto es precisamente lo que deseamos. Con las competencias podrás conocer un poco más a tus estudiantes, pero lo más importante: podrás retarlos para que usen la lengua para alcanzar un objetivo; y más que eso, retarlos para que la usen bien. Esto hará que puedan practicar lo aprendido en clase, además de poner a prueba sus conocimientos de una forma muy divertida.

Asegúrate de dar muy bien las instrucciones, la explicación y hacer una demostración de lo que deben y NO deben hacer durante la actividad para que esta se desarrolle de la mejor manera. Cuando hablamos de juegos competitivos en clase es importante ser claro para sacarle el máximo provecho a la actividad. Aquí te dejamos un enlace que contiene un artículo muy interesante que profundiza un poco más las ventajas de usar juegos en clase y qué tener en cuenta a la hora de hacer. ¡Dale un vistazo aquí!

Por último, recuerda que todas estas actividades pueden ser adaptadas de acuerdo al nivel de tus estudiantes. ¿Comenzamos?

Elije algunas palabras que hayas trabajado antes con tus estudiantes o que sepas que ellos conocen. Haz una lista con varios niveles de dificultad (el nivel de dificultad depende del nivel de abstracción de la palabra, así, silla será mucho más fácil que nostalgia).

Pasos:

1. Divide tu grupo en varios equipos con igual número de miembros.

2. Coloca una silla al frente de todos de espaldas al tablero.

3. Uno por uno, cada equipo deberá elegir a uno de sus miembros para ir al tablero y sentarse en la silla. El profesor escribirá una palabra en el tablero que el estudiante en la silla no podrá ver. Su equipo tendrá un minuto para darle pistas para que adivine la palabra. Dependiendo del nivel del grupo puedes establecer varias reglas, como las siguientes:
-No se pueden decir palabras que empiecen con la misma raíz (si la palabra es agricultura, no pueden decir nada que empiece con agro-).
-Tampoco se puede señalar.
-Ni hacer mímica.
-No hacer sonidos imitando animales o cosas.
-No hacer dibujos.

4. Normalmente, puedes permitir que el equipo hable libremente. Quien quiera y cuanto quiera. Sin embargo, esto puede generar que algunos miembros del equipo más inseguros no digan nada. Para evitar esto puedes poner como regla que cada persona del equipo dé una pista y que los miembros participen en orden. Se pueden ayudar entre sí, pero todos deben hablar.

5. Si el equipo adivina en el tiempo establecido gana punto, de lo contrario, no.

6. Esta dinámica continúa por el número de rondas que desees y puedes aumentar el nivel de dificultad de las palabras cada 3 o 4 rondas.

7. La fluidez y rapidez del juego dependerá de tus estudiantes. Aprovecha y revisa significado, pronunciación y uso luego de cada turno cuando los veas confundidos. ¡Hay palabras que no olvidarán!

8. Si saben qué palabra es, pero no cómo se dice en español, tú decides si les permites o no buscar en el diccionario o en sus notas.

9. Haz primero una demostración, llama a alguien del grupo para que se siente allí. ...

Esta actividad sirve al comienzo de la clase para romper el hielo. En el medio, como estrategia de transición antes de empezar otro tema y también para finalizar una clase que ha sido un tanto pesada. Te animo a que la hagas, ¡vas a ver que es muy divertida!

Esta actividad se disfruta mucho y fluye bien con grupos intermedios y avanzados. Aunque también puedes hacerla con grupos de nivel básico para trabajar un tema específico como oraciones en presente simple o infinitivo.

Por ejemplo: para la palabra restaurante puedes ayudarles con el comienzo de las frases como "lugar para..., lugar donde...", así ellos podrán completarla usando verbos en infinitivo "lugar para comer, lugar donde hay mesas". Con la palabra bicicleta, por ejemplo, "cosa para..., cosa de..." para que ellos completen: "cosa para ir a un lugar, cosa con ruedas".

En este juego de conversación solo hay un ganador. Debes dar a cada participante tres collares, pines o algo visible que pueda usar encima o en la ropa y luego darás la instrucción. Comúnmente se usan tiras de lana con un corazón de papel colgado a ellas que representa las "vidas" o puntos. A cada estudiante se le pueden asignar dos o tres.

Dinámica:

Durante cierto tiempo todos deberán ir por el salón recolectando información sobre cualquier tema o simplemente charlando sobre temas de actualidad, pero nadie puede decir nunca "Sí". Si un compañero logra que otro diga la palabra podrá quitarle una de sus "vidas", la cual está representada en el objeto que lleve puesto. Cuando el tiempo acabe, la persona con más vidas gana.

Aún si alguien se queda sin vidas podrá seguir participando normalmente.

Para esto deberás enseñar palabras y expresiones que sirvan como reemplazo a la afirmación "Sí" o puedes incluso darles una hoja en la que estén todas ellas o enviárselas al correo para que las tengan en sus celulares. Por ejemplo, antes de la clase practica con tus estudiantes algunos diálogos en los que usen las siguientes expresiones:

- Ajá

- Claro

- Por supuesto

- ¡Pero claro!

- ¡Cómo no!

- Vale o dale

- Me encanta

- Pero, por favor

- Ciertamente

- Desde luego

- Claramente

- Sin duda

- Efectivamente

- Concuerdo

- Me parece

- De acuerdo

Haz la demostración:

Como siempre, haz la demostración primero. Pídele a alguien que salga al frente y ten una conversación con esa persona delante de todos, hazle una pregunta cuya respuesta crees que sea sí, por ejemplo: ¿tu nombre es _____? O ¿te gusta el chocolate? Cuando la persona lo diga, quítale uno de los collares o lazos que lleva puestos y póntelo tú. Así, todos entenderán que están compitiendo para quitarle vidas a los otros. Haz énfasis en que resulta más fácil hacerlo si la persona está distraída y que para ello deberán entablar una conversación que el otro encuentre interesante. Algunos otros ejemplos son:

¿Tomas agua? Pero claro.

¿Te cepillas los dientes? Claramente

¿Te gusta la música? Desde luego

¿Vas a salir el fin de semana? ¡Claro!

Debes hacer el ejercicio de ejemplificar cada respuesta para que ellos conozcan su pronunciación y se familiaricen con ella. Asimismo, deberás establecer un tiempo límite que será el momento en el que nombres a un ganador. Si hay un empate puedes dar unos minutos más para que alguien intente tomar ventaja, sino serás tú quien decida si hay un "empate técnico" o si todos los empatados son ganadores.

Si deseas que practiquen el sí (por ejemplo, los luso-parlantes tienden a tener dificultad respondiendo con la palabra sí) puedes hacer que, en su lugar, la palabra prohibida sea "No". Así, les enseñarías palabras de reemplazo como: lo dudo, negativo, de ningún modo, en absoluto, para nada, jamás, nunca... entre otras.

Para incentivar la conversación, puedes crear un cuestionario de acuerdo con el tema que estás viendo en el curso y entregárselo a todos. Lo importante es que haya preguntas cerradas (p. ej., ¿tienes calor?) y de seguimiento (p. ej., ¿Qué vas a hacer mañana?).

Vamos ahora con el tercero en nuestra lista de juegos competitivos. Este juego es excelente porque puedes hacerlo independientemente de si tus estudiantes son A1 o B2. Se adapta con mucha facilidad y verás que tus chicos lo amarán si tienen alma competitiva.

Pasos:

En esta actividad dividirás tu clase en 3 o 4 grupos. Cada grupo deberá hacerse en una fila frente al tablero.

Divide el tablero en la misma cantidad de grupo y asígnale un espacio a cada uno.

Deberás asegurarte de poner una línea imaginaria en el piso que los que estén en fila no podrán cruzar; Luego, el primero de la fila de cada grupo correrá hacia el tablero (los tres o cuatro estudiantes corren al mismo tiempo) y escribirá lo que el profesor le pida. Puede ser una frase, puede ser el resultado de una operación matemática dicha en voz alta por el profesor, el sinónimo de una palabra dada, cierta cantidad de palabras que empiecen por una misma letra, un número o palabra que haya sido dictada, etc.... lo que se te ocurra. La instrucción puede ser dada oralmente o llevar una presentación lista con los retos o desafíos, esto dependerá de tu objetivo, del tema a tratar y del nivel del grupo.

Es posible hacer esta competencia de dos maneras: llevando el tiempo; así el primer equipo que acabe sería el ganador de la ronda; o parando luego de que cada grupo acabe pare revisar.

Los estudiantes tienden a querer hacer trampa así que hay que estar muy pendiente.

Si el grupo puede ayudar o no al miembro participante será decisión del profesor.

Juegos competitivos como este son muy útiles si quieres revisar una estructura que acabas de ver con ellos; por ejemplo, el presente simple. Puedes hacer que escriban 2 oraciones afirmativas, 2 interrogativas y 2 negativas sin poder repetir verbos, o les das varias imágenes para las cuales ellos deben hacer afirmaciones sobre lo que está sucediendo allí. Hay infinidad de posibilidades. Puedes dar un punto por cada oración correcta en cada ronda y así podrás ir sumando para saber qué equipo gana al final.

Tú decides cuantas rondas deseas hacer, dependiendo del número de estudiantes, recomendamos hacer de dos a tres rondas para que ellos no se cansen y no pierdan la emoción del momento.

Esperamos que uses estos juegos competitivos en tus clases y nos cuentes cómo te fue.

Y a propósito, ¿ya viste estas Actividades para argumentar y opinar en clase de ELE?

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Actividades y juegos competitivos en clase de ELE - Academia de Español

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Actividades y juegos competitivos en clase de ELE. El segundo tipo de actividades para que tus estudiantes hablen sin miedo ¡y sin parar! Las actividades o juegos competitivos son ejercicios que pueden traer mucho dinamismo a tus clases.

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Blog en francés de profesores y documentalistas, con recursos descargables, algunos de ellos lúdicos,
Enlace al juego S'prit critique S'team de soi: https://doc.dis.ac-guyane.fr/Sortie-du-jeu-S-prit-critique-S-team-de-soi-637.html?fbclid=IwAR0CaezOYyflSXCUJeWUsY9LHclhj9z4MIbrfLMAT82_Dy28kuj8avbkc7c

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Cette lettre Édu_Num est consacrée à la continuité pédagogique, à la transformation de la voie professionnelle avec le témoignage de deux professeures documentalistes de l'académie de Nouvelle

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Blog de un profesor de francés que propone numerosos juegos, con la descripción, la lista de material y recursos imprimibles.

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Ces jeux me permettent de développer la capacité de coopération, de structurer et consolider les connaissances des élèves.

Vous trouverez, pour chacun d'eux, un descriptif, des illustrations, la liste du matériel nécessaire, et parfois des documents à télécharger.

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Aplicación para aprender náhuatl, zapoteco, mixteco, tzotzil, tzeltal, maya, chinanteco, mazateco, mazahua, mixe, totonaco, chocolteco y hña hñu.

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Aprende Náhuatl, Zapoteco, Mixteco, Tzotzil, Tzeltal, Maya, Chinanteco, Mazateco, Mazahua, Mixe, Totonaco, Chocolteco, Otomí o Hña Hñu.

* DICCIONARIO. Consulta diccionarios de lenguas autóctonas, y aprende palabras nuevas.

* CULTURA. Lee textos en lengua nativa escritos por autores contemporáneos, con su traducción al español. Aprende sobre usos y costumbres.

* PALABRA DIARIA. Aprende una palabra nueva cada día. [próximamente]

* APRENDE. Usa flashcards para aprender eficientemente. [próximamente]

* Apta para todo público.

* Enfocada en la educación y difusión de la cultura.

¡Puedes ser colaborador(a)! Contáctanos en miyotl@googlegroups.com si te interesa.

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Miyotl: Aprende una lengua mexicana - Apps en Google Play

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Aprende Náhuatl, Zapoteco, Mixteco, Tzotzil, Tzeltal, Maya, Chinanteco, Mazateco, Mazahua, Mixe, Totonaco, Chocolteco, Otomí o Hña Hñu. * DICCIONARIO. Consulta diccionarios de lenguas autóctonas, y aprende palabras nuevas. * CULTURA. Lee textos en lengua nativa escritos por autores contemporáneos, con su traducción al español. Aprende sobre usos y costumbres.

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Sitio educativo con diversos recursos, entre ellos un generador aleatorio de emojis, Emoji Prompts.

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Dados narrativos.

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Dave Birss - keynote speaker on creativity & innovation

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How to use story dice

As you can see above, you get five story dice (or nine dice, if you prefer), each with a random image on it. Your job is quite simply to turn these prompts into a story.

I recommend you try to work with the order they appear on the screen but if you're finding it tough, you can do some swapsies.

You also don't need to take the image literally. You can use the dice metaphorically or as representations of other concepts. For example, a slice of pizza could represent food in general, cutting a slice out of something, Italy, gooiness, a chef and a heap of other more obscure things. The job of the dice is not necessarily to provide you with literal objects to work with but concepts to nudge your thinking in fresh directions.

You may just want to dive in as soon as you see them, working from left to right as you try to incorporate each image into your yarn. Or you may want to be more strategic and work out the ending first, using the dice to work out how you're going to get to your big climax. Try different strategies to see what works best for you.

But let me give you an example. Imagine I was dealt these dice (I don't need to imagine because I just have been):

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Story Dice - a story ideas generator by Dave Birss

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As you can see above, you get five story dice (or nine dice, if you prefer), each with a random image on it. Your job is quite simply to turn these prompts into a story. I recommend you try to work with the order they appear on the screen but if you're finding it tough, you can do some swapsies.

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Dados narrativos. Existen en aplicación y en su versión tangible.

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Aprende a jugar a Rory's Story Cubes Encontrar mis Rory's Story Cubes Compartir con la comunidad ¿Quieres hacernos una pregunta? Escribirnos POZNAJ INNE GRY Z NASZEJ OFERTY

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Vocabulario ilustrado en 19 idiomas, con sonido para escuchar la pronunciación de las palabras.

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Learn a Language - Share a Language - LanguageGuide.org

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GAME STORM EDU. RESOURCES FOR CREATING GAMES

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GAME STORM EDU. RESOURCES FOR CREATING GAMES

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Generador gratuito de 14 tipos de juegos diferentes,

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Aplicación de realidad aumentada.

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Hide messages in the real world using augmented reality.

Leave a message on the wall, or somewhere in a real place, that can be seen only by those you want. It's a funny way to hide private messages in public places.

Take a picture of a wall near you, add pictures or freehand sketches and share your creation with your friends.
Your augmented reality wall can then be viewed by your friends when they are in the location where you created it. You can also make your wall public, so everyone passing by the physical location can use the WallaMe unique viewer to see your augmented reality Wall.

WallaMe makes creating your own virtual reality easy - be creative with beautiful stencils, freehand drawing tools, geolocation and image sharing features.

Enjoy the live image stream of public walls being created worldwide within the WallaMe app.

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Juego para colorear.

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Quiver combine le monde magique des pages à colorier AR avec l’éducation.

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Researching the efficacy of Lumosity

What we did

Lumos Labs conducted a randomized study of Lumosity brain training and published the results in a peer-reviewed research journal.

In it, half of the 4,715 participants who completed the study trained five days per week, for fifteen minutes each day on Lumosity while the other half did online crossword puzzles as an active control.

What we found

After 10 weeks, Lumosity users improved more than the control group on our assessments of working memory, short term memory, processing speed, problem solving, fluid reasoning, and overall cognitive function.

These results are promising, but more research is needed to determine the connection between improved assessment scores and everyday tasks in participants' lives.

Next questions

Future research should address the risk of inadvertent experimenter bias and the risk of attrition bias in this study, as both the Lumosity and crossword groups had approximately 50% attrition rate. As with all scientific research, there is also a risk of publication bias.

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Lumosity Brain Training: Challenge & Improve Your Mind

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Games and fun activities are a vital part of teaching English as a foreign language. Whether you're teaching adults or children, games will liven up your lesson and ensure that your students will leave the classroom wanting more.

Games can be used to warm up the class before your lesson begins, during the lesson to give students a break when you're tackling a tough subject, or at the end of class when you have a few minutes left to kill. There are literally hundreds, probably thousands, of games that you can play with your students. EFL games are used to test vocabulary, practice conversing, learn tenses - the list is endless.

This list of ten classic ESL games every teacher should know will help get you started and feeling prepared. Having these up your sleeve before stepping into the classroom will ensure your lessons run smoothly, and, should things get a little out of control, you'll be able to pull back the attention of the class in no time.
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1. Board Race

There isn't an EFL teacher I know who doesn't use this game in the classroom. Board Race is a fun game that is used for revising vocabulary, whether it be words from the lesson you've just taught or words from a lesson you taught last week. It can also be used at the start of the class to get students active. It is a great way of testing what your students already know about the subject you're about to teach.

This is best played with 6 students or more - the more, the better. I've used it in classes ranging from 7-25 years of age and it's worked well in all age groups.

How to Play:

Split the class into two teams and give each team a colored marker.

If you have a very large class, it may be better to split the students into teams of 3 or 4.

Draw a line down the middle of the board and write a topic at the top.

The students must then write as many words as you require related to the topic in the form of a relay race.

Each team wins one point for each correct word. Any words that are unreadable or misspelled are not counted.

2. Call My Bluff / Two Truths and A Lie

Call My Bluff is a fun game which is perfect at the start of term as a 'getting to know you' kind of game. It is also a brilliant ice breaker between students if you teach classes who do not know one another -- and especially essential if you are teaching a small class size.

The game is excellent for practicing speaking skills, though make sure you save a time for after the game to comment on any mistakes students may have made during the game. (I generally like to reserve this for after the game, so you don't disrupt their fluency by correcting them as they speak).

With older groups you can have some real fun and you might be surprised what you'll learn about some of your students when playing this particular EFL game.

How to play:

Write 3 statements about yourself on the board, two of which should be lies and one which should be true.

Allow your students to ask you questions about each statement and then guess which one is the truth. You might want to practice your poker face before starting this game!

If they guess correctly then they win.

Extension: Give students time to write their own two truths and one lie.

Pair them up and have them play again, this time with their list, with their new partner. If you want to really extend the game and give students even more time to practice their speaking/listening skills, rotate partners every five minutes.

Bring the whole class back together and have students announce one new thing they learned about another student as a recap.

3. Simon Says

This is an excellent game for young learners. Whether you're waking them up on a Monday morning or sending them home on a Friday afternoon, this one is bound to get them excited and wanting more. The only danger I have found with this game is that students never want to stop playing it.

How to Play:

Stand in front of the class (you are Simon for the duration of this game).

Do an action and say Simon Says [action]. The students must copy what you do.

Repeat this process choosing different actions - you can be as silly as you like and the sillier you are the more the children will love you for it.

Then do an action but this time say only the action and omit 'Simon Says'. Whoever does the action this time is out and must sit down.

The winner is the last student standing.

To make it harder, speed up the actions. Reward children for good behavior by allowing them to play the part of Simon.

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4. Word Jumble Race

This is a great game to encourage team work and bring a sense of competition to the classroom. No matter how old we are, we all love a good competition and this game works wonders with all age groups. It is perfect for practicing tenses, word order, reading & writing skills and grammar.

How to play:

Write out a number of sentences, using different colors for each sentence. I suggest having 3-5 sentences for each team.

Cut up the sentences so you have a handful of words.

Put each sentence into hats, cups or any objects you can find, keeping each separate.

Split your class into teams of 2, 3, or 4. You can have as many teams as you want but remember to have enough sentences to go around.

Teams must now put their sentences in the correct order.

The winning team is the first team to have all sentences correctly ordered.

5. Hangman

This classic game is a favorite for all students but it can get boring quite quickly. This game is best used for 5 minutes at the start to warm the class up or 5 minutes at the end if you've got some time left over. It works no matter how many students are in the class.

How to play:

Think of a word and write the number of letters on the board using dashes to show many letters there are.

Ask students to suggest a letter. If it appears in the word, write it in all of the correct spaces. If the letter does not appear in the word, write it off to the side and begin drawing the image of a hanging man.

Continue until the students guess the word correctly (they win) or you complete the diagram (you win).

6. Pictionary

This is another game that works well with any age group; children love it because they can get creative in the classroom, teenagers love it because it doesn't feel like they're learning, and adults love it because it's a break from the monotony of learning a new language - even though they'll be learning as they play.

Pictionary can help students practice their vocabulary and it tests to see if they're remembering the words you've been teaching.

How to play:

Before the class starts, prepare a bunch of words and put them in a bag.

Split the class into teams of 2 and draw a line down the middle of the board.

Give one team member from each team a pen and ask them to choose a word from the bag.

Tell the students to draw the word as a picture on the board and encourage their team to guess the word.

The first team to shout the correct answer gets a point.

The student who has completed drawing should then nominate someone else to draw for their team.

Repeat this until all the words are gone - make sure you have enough words that each student gets to draw at least once!

7. The Mime

Miming is an excellent way for students to practice their tenses and their verbs. It's also great for teachers with minimal resources or planning time, or teachers who want to break up a longer lesson with something more interactive. It's adaptable to almost any language point that you might be focusing on.

This game works with any age group, although you will find that adults tire of this far quicker than children. To keep them engaged, relate what they will be miming to your groups' personal interests as best as possible.

How to play:

Before the class, write out some actions - like washing the dishes - and put them in a bag.

Split the class into two teams.

Bring one student from each team to the front of the class and one of them choose an action from the bag.

Have both students mime the action to their team.

The first team to shout the correct answer wins a point.

Repeat this until all students have mimed at least one action.

8. Hot Seat

This is one of my students' favorite games and is always at the top of the list when I ask them what they want to play. I have never used this while teaching ESL to adults, but I imagine it would work well.

Hot Seat allows students to build their vocabulary and encourages competition in the classroom. They are also able to practice their speaking and listening skills and it can be used for any level of learner.

How to play:

Split the class into 2 teams, or more if you have a large class.

Elect one person from each team to sit in the Hot Seat, facing the classroom with the board behind them.

Write a word on the board. One of the team members of the student in the hot seat must help the student guess the word by describing it. They have a limited amount of time and cannot say, spell or draw the word.

Continue until each team member has described a word to the student in the Hot Seat.

9. Where Shall I Go?

This game is used to test prepositions of movement and should be played after this subject has been taught in the classroom. This game is so much fun but it can be a little bit dangerous since you'll be having one student in each pair be blindfolded while the other directs them. So make sure to keep your eyes open!

It is also excellent for the adult EFL classroom, or if you're teaching teenagers.

How to play:

Before the students arrive, turn your classroom into a maze by rearranging it. It's great if you can do this outside, but otherwise push tables and chairs together and move furniture to make your maze.

When your students arrive, put them in pairs outside the classroom. Blindfold one student from each pair.

Allow pairs to enter the classroom one at a time; the blindfolded student should be led through the maze by their partner. The students must use directions such as step over, go under, go up, and go down to lead their partner to the end of the maze.

10. What's My Problem?

This is a brilliant EFL game to practice giving advice. It should be played after the 'giving advice' vocabulary lesson has taken place. It is a great way for students to see what they have remembered and what needs reviewing. This game works well with any age group, just adapt it to fit the age you're working with.

How to play:

Write ailments or problems related to your most recent lesson on post-it notes and stick one post-it note on each student's back.

The students must mingle and ask for advice from other students to solve their problem.

Students should be able to guess their problem based on the advice they get from their peers.

Use more complicated or obscure problems to make the game more interesting for older students. For lower levels and younger students, announce a category or reference a recent lesson, like "Health", to help them along.

These games will keep your students engaged and happy as they learn! Remember, these are just ten on the hundreds of different EFL games that you can plat with your students. As you get more confident in the classroom, you can start putting your own spin on games and eventually make up your own.

Whatever the age of your students, they're guaranteed to love playing EFL games in the classroom. An EFL classroom should be fun, active and challenging and these games are sure to get you heading in the right direction.
This article was originally published in October 2013; we redesigned and updated this article in May 2018.
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