The Great Gatsby Digital Interactive Vocabulary Flashcard Template
Not Your Average Classroom
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Grade Levels
8th - 12th, Higher Education, Homeschool
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- PPTX
Pages
30 pages
Not Your Average Classroom
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Description
This template contains built-in trigger animations. DOWNLOAD THE FREE SAMPLE SLIDE (preview) AND CLICK ON THE CLUE BOXES to see how the flashcards work.
Easy to use template lets you make a set of vocabulary flashcards for the whole book. Or, have students make their own! These are an incredibly effective study tool. So many teachers are starting to use interactive flashcards, I've decided to sell the template.
Why is this better than writing definitions out on paper or index cards?
• Students are left with a permanent study resource. These flashcards will never be lost, torn, or rained on.
• Students can quiz themselves in multiple ways: They can reveal the definition and guess the word, they can reveal the sentence and quiz themselves on parts of speech, or they can see how few clue cards it takes before they remember the definition on their own.
• Students get more practice with working on PowerPoints, and are more likely to use resources like MerriamWebster.com, and Thesaurus.com when they are creating vocab flashcards on the computer. Several 21st century skills get exercised at once!
• There’s just something really satisfying about clicking those boxes :)
Easy to use template lets you make a set of vocabulary flashcards for the whole book. Or, have students make their own! These are an incredibly effective study tool. So many teachers are starting to use interactive flashcards, I've decided to sell the template.
Why is this better than writing definitions out on paper or index cards?
• Students are left with a permanent study resource. These flashcards will never be lost, torn, or rained on.
• Students can quiz themselves in multiple ways: They can reveal the definition and guess the word, they can reveal the sentence and quiz themselves on parts of speech, or they can see how few clue cards it takes before they remember the definition on their own.
• Students get more practice with working on PowerPoints, and are more likely to use resources like MerriamWebster.com, and Thesaurus.com when they are creating vocab flashcards on the computer. Several 21st century skills get exercised at once!
• There’s just something really satisfying about clicking those boxes :)
Total Pages
30 pages
Answer Key
N/A
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