Plickers activity - Fairy tales

 

Fairy tales

Improve your reading and listening skills through plickers interactive worksheets

This activity utilizes Plickers, a tool that allows teachers to collect real-time formative assessment data without the need for student devices. In the blog's context, it involves students engaging with fairy tales through interactive worksheets that test reading and listening comprehension. Students respond to questions using printed cards, and the teacher scans these responses with a mobile device, facilitating immediate feedback and active participation.

Importance: Plickers promotes student engagement and allows for quick assessment of understanding, especially beneficial in classrooms with limited access to individual devices.


1. In this first part you will answer 5 questions by integrating the descriptive adjectives vocabulary to report the pictures and scenes

                                                
                                               


2. Now, it is time to practice your listening skills, in this set you will find other 5 questions that will be based on the same audio file
                                                                  
                                                   



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