Student portfolios: create a grid for student portfolios, students post videos explaining their work, share the link to a student’s topic with guardians

Exit Tickets. Tell one thing you learned in class today, or answer an exit ticket prompt.

Weekend Field Trip. Take a tour of a favorite place (or check out someplace new).

Sharing and celebrating work: Celebrating completed projects or finished assignments

Digital Teacher Introductions: Teacher records a video introduction for the beginning of the year, saves it to a QR code and posts on classroom door, Google Classroom, newsletter, website, Final Forms, etc.

Put a spin on student of the week. Have each student record a video sharing why that student of the week is special.

Get Well Soon. Record get-well messages for students or teachers out sick.

Activate prior knowledge on a topic. have your students record a Flipgrid video sharing their background knowledge on a topic before you begin? Students could then reply to their original video after the unit sharing everything they learned.

Sharing book reviews: With Flipgrid’s new augmented reality (AR) feature, classrooms and classroom libraries can use the video QR code to create an engaging way for students to share book reviews. After a student records their review, the teacher can print the QR code and tape it on the book, and the student’s classmates can use their devices to scan the code and watch the review as a way to help them decide if they’d like to read the book.

Favorite Reading Spot. Show your favorite place to curl up with a book, and explain what makes it special.

Vocabulary Word Wall. Make a video to help other students learn the definition of a vocab word.

Tell a story. Start a story, then have each student record the next 30 seconds. So much fun to listen to when it’s done!

Sell a Book. Make a commercial to “sell” other students on why they should read a book you love.

Video Book Club. Pose questions and record video answers about a book the class is reading.

Demonstrate the Answer. Work out the answer to a math problem. Be sure to show or explain your thinking. (use the screen record tool for this)

STEM Challenge. Create something new using basic supplies, then record a video of your creation.

PreK Math Discovery Lesson Library

K-5th Elem Discovery Lesson Library

6th-8th MS Discovery Lesson Library

9th-12th HS Discovery Lesson Library

Hold a Debate. Post an opinion question and ask students to respond using facts to back up their points.

Historical Campaign Ad. Write and record a campaign ad for a past president, like Abraham Lincoln or Dwight D. Eisenhower.

Act Out History. Act out a famous scene from history, or record yourself reading a well-known speech or address.