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Thinglink for Vocabulary List- Sample activity

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Verbs about Eating: NIBBLE
Upload an illustrative image, give synonyms, search for an video that helps clarify the term, and provide an example with an image
This could be a pre-reading activity for a text on eating habits. Or it could be used as the first activity to learn a list of vocabulary words followed by their use in writing and speech.

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FRAYER MODEL
Use the template to create a Thinglink that helps you learn the words in the vocabulary list and share it.

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Vulnerable or Endangered Species: Polar Bears
Pick an animal that is in this category and become an expert in it. Share your expertise through a Thinglink and then share this orally in class. Use relevant tenses and words learnt in class and learn new ones.
This could be done as a project at the end of a unit in groups.

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Topic for paragraph writing: "The most magical place on Earth"
Add at least 2-3 hotspots with a paragraph describing a different moment, scene, etc. from your vacation on this magical place. You can add pictures to each of the paragraphs. Use relevant tenses (Past tenses) and vocabulary learnt in class (e.g. descriptive adjectives).

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Clone of Lagoons of New Caledonia, France

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Explain your idea, that is how this could be used in an English lesson or unit.
Add the link through the link feature above (Click on the orange icon and then on link).
Write your name (see below).

Susana

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The class read about the Burj khalifa and they need to write two facts about the building and to add a photo related to the building
David Elgazi

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Please visit the Western Wall and write down two interest points you would like to experience when visiting Jerusalem.
Good luck and May The Force Be with you!
Edward Brodsky

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View the interactive video by Edward Brodsky

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The power of persistence, creativity, and respect

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The power of persistence, creativity, and respect

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https://www.thinglink.com/scene/1714291789508117348

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View the interactive image by Michael Brand

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Please visit wall street and follow the instructions carefully by clicking on the buttons.
Have a fun time!
Naftali & Asaf

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View the interactive video by Naftali Gardner & Asaf Kaplan

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Go ahead and see what areas and locations you know and tag them on the map!
Good Luck!
Yehuda Marmor
Yair Zana

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Let's learn something new about the Auroral phenomenon.

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Breathtaking capture of the beautiful Aurora Borealis at...

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View the interactive image by Yigal David

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Take a look at the Synagogue and press on different hotspots and learn different facts about the Synagogue.
Yitzchok Lipinsky

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View the interactive image by yitzchok Lipinsky

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As you know there are a lot of examples in different workbooks for pupils that teach them vocabulary in the next way — they look at the picture of kitchen with numbers on different objects and below they have names of the objects in English and maybe translations.

So, in my opinion, ThingLink may be a good tool to improve standard workbooks and create visual vocabulary like this one.
יגאל

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View the interactive image by Yigal David