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1.4.4 Have / Has Lesson Plan
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In the BrainPOP ELL movie We Have a Good Time (L1U4L4), Ben keeps Moby guessing about who his best friend is by giving clues about his identity. Ben introduces the present simple verb have / has as he...
1.4.3 Present Simple (Questions) Lesson Plan
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In the BrainPOP ELL movie, Does He Bite? (L1U4L3), we meet Moby's new dog. As Ben asks Moby questions about his pet, students discover how to form questions in the present simple tense. In this lesson...
1.4.2 Agent Nouns (-er Endings) Lesson Plan
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In the BrainPOP ELL movie We Don’t Need One (L1U4L2), Moby wants to join Ben’s band, but they don't need any of the instruments he plays. In this lesson plan, adaptable for grades K-8, students transf...
1.4.2 Present Simple (Negative)
Posted by Andrew Gardner on
In the BrainPOP ELL movie We Don’t Need One (L1U4L2), Moby wants to join Ben’s band but they don't need any of the instruments he plays. In this lesson plan, adaptable for grades K-8, students use the...
Four Mammals Picture Prompt
Posted by allisyn on
Use this picture of four mammals as a prompt to discuss their similarities and differences....
Can-Can’t Graphic Organizer
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Students can use this Can-Can't graphic organizer to take notes on and discuss abilities of different subjects, using the modal can/can't....
New on GameUp: Go Vector Go Science Game
Posted by SM Bruner on
We know there are a lot of incredible games coming out of university design programs. We are so excited to welcome UCLA CREEST onboard as a new GameUp partner with the science game Go Vector Go!
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Go Vector Go Physics Game Game Controls and Goals
Posted by SM Bruner on
The slideshow below provides a brief overview of the controls which are used to play the online physics game, as well as the objectives for winning Go Vector Go.
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Go Vector Go Science Game Trailer
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This Go Vector Go science game trailer from game developer UCLA/CRESST gives you an overview of the fun physics game game in action!...
The Sortify Game: A New Experiment in Playful Assessment
Posted by SM Bruner on
Sortify is a brand new offering from BrainPOP's GameUp that's designed to be used as a playful assessment. It’s an open-ended tool that is flexible enough to work for all grade levels (K-12) and many ...
