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Jeu d'évasion Détective 360° Français B1 FLE digital Escape Room French
It is a fun interactive digital escape room for French learners (ESL/EFL) with a 360° view. Students need to do 5 tasks, using their detective skills and knowledge of Présent de l'indicatif. Watch the preview video to see what it's like!The tasks are made for teens and adults (Intermediate level of French and higher). Perfect for online classes, both for individual and team work. I am sure your students will love it!Escape rooms is a great tool in education! Adding this fun element you make you
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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assignment - Fact or Fake? critical thinking lesson plan with Fake News handout
Unraveling the Web of Fake News: Engage and Educate Your Students Just In - Updated on 17/08/2023 Unlock a captivating resource that empowers you to equip your students with the ultimate tool against misinformation: critical thinking. Introducing our meticulously crafted package that dives deep into the world of fake news, tailored to captivate young minds and foster thoughtful discussions.Unveil the Truth Behind the Headlines Explore the Evolution of Deception Discover the captivating history
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6th - 9th
Great Wall of China Webquest
Webquest - Great Wall of China
Fun way for students to undertake a webquest about the Great Wall of China. Students simply go to the link then roll a die and complete the matching activity.
There are two dice games in this pack. The first game the students read the information about the Great Wall of China and answer the corresponding questions. There is an answer sheet to each of the questions from game 1. The second game includes activities based on Bloom's Taxonomy.
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4th - 7th
Big Data digital literacy: cool activity with Google trends
In brief: what will students do:Browse Google Trends data (example given is for covid-19)Collect DataInterpret DataCreate PresentationStudents will explore a dedicated Google Trends site on covid19.They will collaboratively plan the outline of their research presentation, and sign up for the different tasks. Then, they will go on a WebQuest on the topic you're on do help them interpret the data they collected. Three examples for data interpretation are included. Two have assessment notes at the
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8th - 12th
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