Create a quiz with Google Forms - Docs editors Help Make a new quiz & answer key Tip: The quickest way to create a quiz is to go to g.co/createaquiz . Open a form in Google Forms. At the top of the form, click Settings. Turn on Make this a quiz. Optional: To collect email addresses, next to “Responses,” click the Down arrow and turn on Collect email addresses. Make an answer key, assign points & add automatic feedback Create an answer key To add a question, click Add question . Note: You can assign points and add feedback on all question types. Grade quizzes You can see automatic summaries for all quiz responses, including: Frequently missed questions Graphs marked with correct answers Average, median, and range of scores Grade individual responses If you collect email addresses, you can assign points and leave feedback on individual responses. In Google Forms, open a quiz. Share results If you collect email addresses in your form, you can send results immediately or wait until you’re ready to share them. By default: Change how you release grades
The Power of PechaKucha PechaKucha has become quite a popular presentation format, perhaps coming in just under TED’s level of infamy. Like TED, there are a number of “PechaKucha Nights” popping up in cities and at universities around the world. It has enjoyed this rise in status for good reason: people like the brevity, the visual appeal, and the informality. PechaKuchas are typically 6 minute 40 second presentations consisting of 20 slides (or images) displayed for 20 seconds each. PechaKucha makes a great presentation tool for the English language classroom. 1. 30-minute group presentations are great in theory: students can share a lot of information and display in-depth research on important topics. The short time of PechaKuchas has a number of benefits. The typical PechaKucha is a 20×20 6:40 presentation. 2. PechaKuchas appeal to audiences because they are extremely visual. 4. 5. PechaKuchas do not sacrifice skills for time. 6. As I mentioned above, PechaKuchas can be modified. Like this: Like Loading...
Tim van de Vall - Comics & Printables for Kids Make your own board game using a blank board game template! On this page you’ll find 6 unique board game templates in black and white and color. Throughout elementary, middle, and high school, students sometimes have to make their own board games as part of a Language Arts or Social Studies assignment. Drawing a game board by hand can be tricky, and for that reason I’ve created this set of blank game boards for kids, students and teachers to print. Blank Board Game Templates Download the game board you like best, and print it onto sturdy card stock paper. To Book Publishers and Other Professionals: If you would like to purchase a non-exclusive commercial license for this image, to use in a publication, you may do so at the Online Store. Printable Dice Templates Don’t have any dice for your game? Save « Free Life Cycle of a Frog PrintableAnimals in Space!
Fractions by The Math Learning Center How To Use Fractions Working with Fraction Bars and Circles More Toolbar Items Overview Fractions lets students use a bar or circle to represent, compare, and perform operations with fractions with denominators from 1 to 100. About Us This app is brought to you by The Math Learning Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to K-12 math education since 1976. This app was crafted by Clarity Innovations. © 2017 Math Learning Center | Fractions version 1.1.6 “Your One Word” Seems Like A Pretty Useful Idea For A Lesson I’m a big fan of Dan Pink’s “One Sentence Project” (see The Best Resources For Doing A “One-Sentence Project”). In that lesson idea, students develop a…sentence that the want people to say about them forty or fifty years in the future. I do it every year and it’s always very engaging and helpful. Today, I learned about a similar idea that I think would be an excellent complement to the One-Sentence lesson. It’s called “Your One Word.” The idea is that you choose one word that can sort of be your lodestone in life. That’s the only story, I think, that I’d share with the students as part of this lesson (the other stories are more marketing-related). One thing that makes the general idea even better is that the video provides a three-step process to develop your word, and I think a teacher can pretty much take that process and use it right in a classroom. Related All My NY Times Posts For English Language Learners - Linked With Descriptions October 19, 2014 In "best of the year" June 27, 2010
#23 – Från en stubbe i en skolskog | Killfrökens Blogg Fredag förmiddag och dagens lektioner är planerade utifrån insikten att det idag är galet varmt utomhus. Kanske inte den där utgångspunkten i läroplanen som man önskar sig men vi lyckades få till den biten också. Fast det märkte nog inte elverna. Ur deras perspektiv har den här dagen kretsat kring de fem nya fågelholkarna som vi fått till skolskogen. Vi har pratat om fåglar, undersökt Naturskyddsföreningen och haft en egen omröstning bland finalisterna i SM i fågelholk (en riktig grej, inte ett skämt). Vi har fixat typ 25 olika Google-dokument med bilder, texter, läten och en fråga om någon av de 25 vanligaste/ intressantaste fåglarna i Sverige. Resultatet är ett femtiotal elever som i förbestämda grupper härjar runt på en kulle i skolskogen och skannar som aldrig förr. Hur som helst blev det en spontanplanerad lektion där IKT och utomhuspedagogik kunde mötas på ett i efterhand rätt intressant sätt.
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This Video About Acts Of Kindness Is Great For ELLs & Everybody Else This inspiring video about acts of kindness would be great to show English Language Learners and have them write and talk about what they saw. Here’s another one on the same topic. Related Video: Acts Of Kindness As I'm sure many readers know, it's common for drivers in Russia to have dashboard cameras because of the danger of insurance fraud through false accusations. The Web is awash with unflattering clips from them. May 4, 2013 In "video" The Best Random Acts Of Kindness Videos Earlier today, I shared a "Pay It Forward"-like video, and thought it would be useful if I brought all the similar ones I've posted in the past together in one "Best" list. March 18, 2017 In "best of the year" The Best Fun Videos For English Language Learners In 2013 -- So Far I use short, funny video clips a lot when I'm teaching ELLs, and you can read in detail about how I use them in The Best Popular Movies/TV Shows For ESL/EFL (& How To Use Them). July 2, 2013