Heads-Up!
Here is the link to the INSTRUCTIONS, a PHOTO example, and an actual slides TEMPLATE teachers can download of the Heads-up game. You can play with your students to introduce the vocab of the lesson ahead or to revise it. This is a PUBLISHED EXAMPLE for 4th ESO.
Iolanda Ribes
Running Dictation
Here is the link to to both the instructions and the materials. You can adapt it to any level.
Iolanda Ribes
Brain Breaks are short, intentional actions that provide a mental rest for students after a period of classroom instruction.
Montse Irun
This are two examples of how these thinking routines are used in an English classroom. They can be adapted to all levels.
Maria Ferreres
Read Aloud
A great help to improve students' pronunciation. For all levels but especially for primary students.
Meritxell Tomàs
Gamification. Multiverse
Hèctor Alonso
Do you need ideas for your English classes? Any examples of successful activities? Here you have some examples of how ICT is integrated into competency-based activities.
Check these web tools and try to think of a competency-based activity where you or, even better your students, can use them.
Don't forget that, first, you need to think of the competence you would like to develop, the aim of the activity and, then, choose the tool.
Five great Web tools to use with your students? Why don't you prepare a comptency-based activity for them?
Assessment in a writing workshop
Rubrics are helpful to assess competency-based final products. Here you can find an example from a writing workshop. It wasd implemented in 6th ESO but can be adapted to all levels.
Noèlia Collau