Want to use Edpuzzle but no time to make them?! I have free samples I have created for you!
One of my favorite free tools is EDPuzzle which is a free tool that allows you to insert questions into You Tube videos and save them for later. I have had SO many requests to view and use the ones that I have created…you asked…I answered!
Using SOAR for Working on Inferencing!
Using Ormie the Pig to work on identifying literal vs. inferential questions
Mariza the Stubborn Donkey – Working on Tier 2 Vocabulary
Snack Attack – Working on literal vs. inferential questions
Glued – Working on Inferencing
Simon's Cat – Staircase – Inferencing
So there ya go! A bunch of my ready-to-use EDPuzzles! I hope this helps save you tons of time and keeps students engaged!
Speaking of saving time and keeping students engaged….. If you still find yourself struggling to stay positive and keep lesson planning under control, then check out SLP Elevate – the first membership designed specifically for older students in grades 4+.
Wondering what is included?
Monthly high-interest thematic bundles that contain fiction and nonfiction articles and supplemental materials to target the various speech and language goals common for our older speech students. Previous themes have been Lego, Social Media, and Anime just to name a few!Baseline tools to help you determine what goals to work on and how your students are progressing.Digital Data Tool so you can easily collect data in groups, monitor progress, and see how your students are doing.Interest finder so you can determine what your students are into (great for icebreakers for back to school)Caseload tracker to stay organized.An exclusive Facebook community so you don’t feel alone.Bonus resources and training.Related Posts
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