Thank you very much!! I’ve watched all your videos -extremely helpful! I’ve been teaching online since March 18th ( English and Russian) I’ve mastered many online skills and my young learners have grown up so much in online environment .... .. poor kiddos.. looking forward to go back offline. Agree with all your tips - having back up plan and games -saves your face in front of a parent nearby... planning and implementing have to be perfect as you are on air all the time. Please post more videos!!! Cheers!
The conveyer belt game is fun on wordwall too. I like the classic...I went to the shop and bought some eggs, then the next student adds something to the sentence etc
Thank you so much for your ideas, they helped me a lot; not only with my very young students but with teenagers and adults too. I made the Phils game to practice second conditional. I just hide the text with a situation, asked them to pick a number so they could tell me what they would do.
Phil's game - use pictures of students to learn names. In face to face class the name game I do this way and then I have them memorized. This way the entire class does it!!!!!
you can share the control of your screen in Zoom and they can play memory game, you don't need numbers, they love to be in control of teacher's computer
This is great! I made Phil's Game with vocab I want to practice and it will make that practice a bit more fun. It's hard to keep the attention of kids ages 5-8 through Zoom type lessons!
Thank you so much! This was exactly what I was looking for-the 1st game, I mean, perfect for new vocab.drill. You are my Superhero! Thank you! Try Wheel of names.com I also use it for different activities
Yeah i love the first game. After I get to the last card I usually go backwards to make it harder. You can also move the cards around to make it really hard.
www.matchthememory.com is great to do your own memory games! you can add pictures, or just write sentences/words on them, and you can activate the classroom mode (with grids and labels). I've used a lot, students love it!
Wow Thanks for sharing! More easy games: Alphabet: show them a chart with the alphabet and they have 3 minutes to say the alphabet using words starting with a, b, c.... Kids get excited when playing againts a timer! ps: everyone says elephant 😅
Thank you for helping the teachers and sharing your experience! I am in love with wordwall.net. That one is pretty intriguing for my second graders. I sometimes use quizizz.com or kahoot.com, which is also useful.
Great games. Here is how I play the memory game. (It really helps them remember) After I show all the words I have them write or say a short story using all the words. This way they have to use the words correctly and it's much easier for them to memorize. For example: "I was walking to school and I dropped my pencil. It broke so I had to use a sharpener..."
Hi Sir, Thank you so much for sharing your valuable time and ideas with us. Am a new Science & Maths teacher for grade 1, totally totally learning with the children, could you suggest for me some beneficial resources to help me out making the abstract as concrete as possible? Thanks!!
I use this website to play memory games with my class: matchthememory.com/. You have the option to add a grid and labels, so they just pick which card they want. You can create your own or use one already created on the website.
This is great and I love that you don't ramble! I play concentration but I've made my own board just using powerpoint. Then I just swap out the pictures each time I want to use it, the thing that helps the most is bringing pics forward and back with in powerpoint. Good luck teachers!
Thank you, we all need these games, it's amazing that my mind goes blamk even when i theoretically know hundreds. Her is one i used in class many times...prepare a series of pictures (very simple is better...a lighthouse with a cat in the foreground for eample...) Choose one student who cannot see it, the rest of the class describe it and the chosen student draws. Another that was always very successful was what I called Interrogation. Students in a circle, one is chosen, the others have to fire rapid questions from prepared lists (better to zigzag rather than in order to keep up the tension)...questions like "what is your favorite pizza topping...where were you at 09 00 am...have you ever been to...whatever. No pauses, fast thinking. These would also work online i think...I will try tomorrow. Subscribed to your channel of course.
Ah ok, im not sure because I’m no longer doing online classes, and I’ve never done a mix of in class and online together. I’ll put out a post on Facebook asking if any teachers have experience with this
Hi my student mixes up his b and d . Nd I hv found this quite common among children. But how do we resolve it. I have tried teaching him drawing circle with right hand makes a b and the left hand makes a d also I tried the first and thumb thing to show b nd d. But to no avail. Help ne one???
Some good ideas here www.themeasuredmom.com/8-ways-to-help-learners-with-b-and-d-letter-reversals/ I use the bed one, but with esl I dont worry too much about them mixing them up. They will recognize the difference more and more as they begin to read and write.
I am trying to look for tutorials on how to use the sticky notes on miro white board and they are not very helpful would you mind in making a video. Thanks!
You mean the Guess Who cards? I literally just used the Google search in Miro and they came up. I actually use these ones now in class (Im in Japan and distance learning stopped months ago) www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/100-Guess-Who-Game-Boards-with-Cue-Cards-EDITABLE-4865652
You made my day! Was running out of ideas and now am teaching troubled youth. You have helped me and these kids. THANK YOU! Your students are lucky to have you!
Very helpful! Thank you so much. Now I was wondering, this miro whiteboard game ... Using Zoom we are able to share our mouse with the kids. I guess it would work very well with them clicking on the stickers. (I haven't tried yet though) Thanks again for the amazing tips!
Thank you very much!! I’ve watched all your videos -extremely helpful! I’ve been teaching online since March 18th ( English and Russian) I’ve mastered many online skills and my young learners have grown up so much in online environment .... .. poor kiddos.. looking forward to go back offline. Agree with all your tips - having back up plan and games -saves your face in front of a parent nearby... planning and implementing have to be perfect as you are on air all the time. Please post more videos!!! Cheers!
Can you please make a tutorial on how to use the miro whiteboard game with the stickers?? Thanks!
Can you guide how can i find this fish puzzle game online
Here you go. The new video shows how to use Miro nd make Phil's game
ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
Here you go wordwall.net/resource/2445693/f-words
You guys are lifesavers!!! Thank you sooooo much!!! God bless you!!
The conveyer belt game is fun on wordwall too. I like the classic...I went to the shop and bought some eggs, then the next student adds something to the sentence etc
Thank you so much for your ideas, they helped me a lot; not only with my very young students but with teenagers and adults too. I made the Phils game to practice second conditional. I just hide the text with a situation, asked them to pick a number so they could tell me what they would do.
Phil's game - use pictures of students to learn names. In face to face class the name game I do this way and then I have them memorized. This way the entire class does it!!!!!
tnx alot. there are some picture with hidden words you can ask students to find them as a game or warmer. you can easily download them.
you can share the control of your screen in Zoom and they can play memory game, you don't need numbers, they love to be in control of teacher's computer
This is great! I made Phil's Game with vocab I want to practice and it will make that practice a bit more fun. It's hard to keep the attention of kids ages 5-8 through Zoom type lessons!
Super useful. Thanks!!
Great games and great website, very useful indeed. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing!
thank you a lot
Thank you for sharing - fantastic ideas
hey there! I'd really looove to know how to make the memory game!!! any suggestions??'
I’ll make another video about how to set that up in a week or two after I’ve finished my current project 👍
Here you go
ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
i need this for my proj. this really helps alot
Thank you so much!
Hey loved your work ...
I hope you're happy 😊
I am!
I love this! But I can't find the store that you mentioned where we can download and purchase items
The links are in the description, we only sell downloads and clothes now though.
Great video and great ideas ;)
Glad you like them!
Cool, thanks for sharing
Thanks for comment👍
Hello I’m from Peru ... where can I found the phils game ? Thanks
HI. The game isnt on a website, I made the game on miro.com virtual whiteboard using the post it notes and uploading my own images
Thank you so much! This was exactly what I was looking for-the 1st game, I mean, perfect for new vocab.drill. You are my Superhero! Thank you! Try Wheel of names.com I also use it for different activities
Yeah i love the first game. After I get to the last card I usually go backwards to make it harder. You can also move the cards around to make it really hard.
I recommend playunofreak.com . You can play uno online
Could you please post some classroom games ?
Here you go
ua-cam.com/play/PLuCr2LbV5wYVYR-HvqxQmeLukccOZXcmT.html
I can t find the first game :(
You have to make the game in the virtual whiteboard. I imported pictures and covered them with post it notes in the MIRO app.
It Is not "MORE EASY", It is "EASIER"
I think my way is gooder
www.matchthememory.com is great to do your own memory games! you can add pictures, or just write sentences/words on them, and you can activate the classroom mode (with grids and labels). I've used a lot, students love it!
Thanks for the tips!
Thank you very much!!!
You're welcome!
Please make a video on how to use miro.com
I love playing stop
find the odd one out
Which one is missing.
Story line if Im working with a storu
Crafts
Wow Thanks for sharing!
More easy games:
Alphabet: show them a chart with the alphabet and they have 3 minutes to say the alphabet using words starting with a, b, c.... Kids get excited when playing againts a timer! ps: everyone says elephant 😅
Thanks for the idea!
Thank you for helping the teachers and sharing your experience! I am in love with wordwall.net. That one is pretty intriguing for my second graders. I sometimes use quizizz.com or kahoot.com, which is also useful.
And you should try cramgames.com to teach vocabulary in a funny way.
@@gulayturk9639 Thank you for the recommendation! :) It is highly appreciated.
Great games. Here is how I play the memory game. (It really helps them remember) After I show all the words I have them write or say a short story using all the words. This way they have to use the words correctly and it's much easier for them to memorize. For example: "I was walking to school and I dropped my pencil. It broke so I had to use a sharpener..."
How do you creat the memory game on Miro?
Hi Sir,
Thank you so much for sharing your valuable time and ideas with us. Am a new Science & Maths teacher for grade 1, totally totally learning with the children, could you suggest for me some beneficial resources to help me out making the abstract as concrete as possible?
Thanks!!
Great stuff mate, exactly what I need since in lockdown here ! Thanks
I use this website to play memory games with my class: matchthememory.com/. You have the option to add a grid and labels, so they just pick which card they want. You can create your own or use one already created on the website.
This is great and I love that you don't ramble! I play concentration but I've made my own board just using powerpoint. Then I just swap out the pictures each time I want to use it, the thing that helps the most is bringing pics forward and back with in powerpoint. Good luck teachers!
Love this cahnnel to the core
I have played Hidden Picture (like in old highlights). It can introduce new vocabulary or directional words.
Would you please make a tutorial on how to use the miro whiteboard game with the stickers?? I don't know how to do it! thank you
Here you go
ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
@@Easyeslgames1978 thanks a lot!
Thank you, we all need these games, it's amazing that my mind goes blamk even when i theoretically know hundreds. Her is one i used in class many times...prepare a series of pictures (very simple is better...a lighthouse with a cat in the foreground for eample...) Choose one student who cannot see it, the rest of the class describe it and the chosen student draws. Another that was always very successful was what I called Interrogation. Students in a circle, one is chosen, the others have to fire rapid questions from prepared lists (better to zigzag rather than in order to keep up the tension)...questions like "what is your favorite pizza topping...where were you at 09 00 am...have you ever been to...whatever. No pauses, fast thinking. These would also work online i think...I will try tomorrow. Subscribed to your channel of course.
Thank you teacher I really enjoy your video .
I can't thank you enough =)
Excellent video..👏👏👏👏loved the game ideas ... Thanks so much
Absolutely awesome tips and the way you present them. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, Thanks for your wonderful ideas. I have a question: How did you create Phill's game online?
We play bingo games, it works well and we play Mystery Box game. Teacher says 3 sentences and they guess the animal, object..
thank you !!!! creative and smart ...great
Thank you too!
Thank you! You're amazing! Great videos and tips, I'll definately use some of those games.
useful
Awesome thank you! I would suggest doing actions with each word
If you use zoom they can use their pencil and they choose .
Thanks so much, I'm so happy I have discovered you right now!
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for your videos, they're great!
thank you for sharing, it is very usefull for us.
You are awesome! Thank you for so many ideas!
Thank you so much. This is great..!
You can use numbers on wordwall game.
Excelent!!! Thank You very much!!
Thank you! YOu're super kind =)
Hello Sir! Could you show me about how to play game with kids both of in zoom and in class!
If you check our other videos, you’ll see that recently we have made a few videos with games for zoom
@@Easyeslgames1978 I mean we play game at the same time with students in class and zoom.
Ah ok, im not sure because I’m no longer doing online classes, and I’ve never done a mix of in class and online together.
I’ll put out a post on Facebook asking if any teachers have experience with this
@@Easyeslgames1978 biggest thanks teacher
Hi my student mixes up his b and d . Nd I hv found this quite common among children. But how do we resolve it. I have tried teaching him drawing circle with right hand makes a b and the left hand makes a d also I tried the first and thumb thing to show b nd d. But to no avail. Help ne one???
Some good ideas here
www.themeasuredmom.com/8-ways-to-help-learners-with-b-and-d-letter-reversals/
I use the bed one, but with esl I dont worry too much about them mixing them up. They will recognize the difference more and more as they begin to read and write.
thank you so much!!! I love it :D
Thank you so much .I loved it
I really like the video specially Phil’s game 🤣 thanks for sharing!
Thank you!!!!!! I'm going to try them!
Amazing stuff! Thanks a lot
Thank you, you have some great ideas! I will be using some of them
I am trying to look for tutorials on how to use the sticky notes on miro white board and they are not very helpful would you mind in making a video. Thanks!
Here You Go
ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
Thank you! You are a generous guy!!
Interesting but you should be careful using other people image...
Atleast make it less obvious hehe.
You mean the Guess Who cards? I literally just used the Google search in Miro and they came up. I actually use these ones now in class (Im in Japan and distance learning stopped months ago)
www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/100-Guess-Who-Game-Boards-with-Cue-Cards-EDITABLE-4865652
You're so funny!
How do you make the phil's game? I tried on Miro and I cant get the post note to go over vocab then appear and disappear? thanks!
Here you go
ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
I want my games please !!!!
Can u plz make a video for games for online one to one classes?
How great teacher you are
you're awesome!!
Great! Thx!
Thank you these videos are absolutely superb. You've saved my lessons
Thanks for the comment, that’s really kind of you
Thank you for sharing, it's really helpful 😁
Glad it was helpful!
thanks!
Ples give me water raled games at home
it's so helpful, thank you
Thanks alot this was helpful 😊
Is there a ppt for Phils game ?
Amazing tips. Congrats!
Very helpful! Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you. It's helpful
Glad they help
You made my day! Was running out of ideas and now am teaching troubled youth. You have helped me and these kids. THANK YOU! Your students are lucky to have you!
Please how can I use miro.com? Can you make a video please 😀
I’ll make one in a week or 2 after my schedule clears up a bit. Not really about miro, but some general tips about using virtual whiteboards.
Here you go
ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
Thank you! These are very helpful!
Hope your classes go well
Thank you! Love ur videos
So glad!
thank you so much for these resources, please make more
Thanks TWO lots! U r great help!!!! Hug from Argentina
Can you please help tell how to use miro app? Thanks you.
I made a video about this a few weeks back! ua-cam.com/video/nHqNF-aEChs/v-deo.html
Thank you so much. I've got a lot of ideas from you sir. Thank you for sharing it.
These are wonderful. Thank you.
Very helpful! Thank you so much. Now I was wondering, this miro whiteboard game ... Using Zoom we are able to share our mouse with the kids. I guess it would work very well with them clicking on the stickers. (I haven't tried yet though)
Thanks again for the amazing tips!
Glad I could help!
Thank you!!