Other Ideas....

• Vocabulary Word Wall- Students can post videos defining/explaining the meaning of words.

• Speak for a Character- Students can post a video speaking from the perspective of a character in a book, a person in history, or even an object!

• Debate- Students can post a video to take a stand for or against a topic.

• World Language Skills- Students can post a video speaking in a different language of study.

• Would You Rather Math- Students can post a video responding to a wouldyourathermath.com math prompt.

Note: I forgot to mention- there IS a Flipgrid app that students can use to access and respond to a grid or topic.

• Activity A- What are some pros of using Flipgrid in the classroom? Can you think of any cons? Click here to share your idea and/or see other teachers' ideas on the Sunshiny Summer Camp Padlet!

• Activity B- Can you think of a lesson you have done in the past and a way to engage your students with Flipgrid? Click here to access a detailed lesson planner so you can get a head start and plan an upcoming lesson!

• Activity C- Set up your Flipgrid account. Create a grid (class) and a new topic (assignment) you can use next year!

Flipgrid's YouTube Channel

Flipgrid Integration Docs- Topics Created by Other Teachers to Use With Your Students

Thirteen Ways to Enhance Math Lessons with Flipgrid

Nine New Ways to Use Flipgrid in the Classroom

Catch the Flipgrid Fever! 30+ Ways to Use Flipgrid with Your Class

Infusing Flipgrid into Your Classroom