Pear Deck

• Ask students what they already know about the topic with a text question

• Ask students if they’re ready to move on with a multiple choice question.

• Draw out a mind map to diagram what you’ve been studying.

• Retell what you’ve learned that day in your own words.

• Ask students to create a new ending/outcome for something you’ve studied that day.

• Ask students to describe their thinking process instead of providing the answer.

• Have students put items in order (chronological, sequential, etc.).

• Predict what happens next in a video or a story.

• Label a diagram.

• Create an advertisement.

With the audio feature:

• Give instructions verbally.

• Do social-emotional checks.

• Explain answers.

• Read a story.

• Guide pronunciation.

More ideas:

• Teach coordinate graphs with draggable dots (premium) and a coordinate plane.

• Teach grammar with draggable icons.

• Display a short passage of text with a drawing slide

• Have students in a world language class translate a sentence with a text slide.