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General Flip Ideas for Students & Teachers
- Icebreakers. Introduce yourself with a video.
- Set Expectations. What do you hope to learn in class this year?
- End-of-Year Reflections. What did you learn this year?
- Featured Student. Celebrate what makes the current student-of-the-week special.
- Exit Tickets. Tell one thing you learned in class today or answer an exit ticket prompt.
- School Pride. What makes your school great?
- Show-And-Tell. Record a show-and-tell video about anything!
- Ted Talk. Become an expert on a topic and give your own Ted Talk.
- Daily News. Record daily announcements or school news as quick videos.
- Show What You Know. Before you begin a new unit, record a video sharing what you already know about it.
- Reflect on Learning. After completing a unit, fill in the blanks: “I used to think ______ but now I know _____”.
- AHA Moments. Share a moment when you suddenly understood something or learned a fact that’s important to you.
- Conduct Interviews. Record an interview with a family member, friend, or school staff member.
- Pose a Riddle. Post a riddle and have kids record their answers, then pose their own riddle in return.
Reading Flip Ideas for Students
- Sing the ABCs. Give your best performance of the ABC song.
- Practice Beginning Sounds. Make a video for a letter, showing items from around your classroom or house that start with that letter.
- Read Aloud. Record yourself reading out loud for teachers and parents to see your progress.
- Favorite Reading Spot. Show your favorite place to curl up with a book and explain what makes it special.
English Language Arts Flip Ideas for Students
- Read Aloud to Others. Older kids read their favorite storybook out loud for younger kids to watch.
- Favorite Character. Who’s your favorite character and why?
- Who Dunnit? Before you finish reading a book, predict the ending.
- Vocabulary Word Wall. Make a video to help other students learn the definition of a vocab word.
- Meaningful Quotes. What’s your favorite quote from a book, and why?
- Tell a story. Start a story, then have each student record the next 30 seconds. So much fun to listen to when it’s done!
- Sell a Book. Make a commercial to “sell” other students on why they should read a book you love.
- Recite a Poem. Recite your favorite poem with gestures (and even costumes!). Bonus: Write a new poem to recite.
- Video Book Club. Pose questions and record video answers about a book the class is reading.