BrainPOP ELL
Make-a-Map and BrainPOP ELL
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Tips for using Make-a-Map on BrainPOP ELL...
Supporting ELLs with CBE of the Month Bryan Betz
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We'd like to welcome February's Certified BrainPOP Educator of the Month, Bryan Betz, to the blog! Bryan teaches English as a Foreign Language in Seoul, South Korea. With our recent redesign of BrainP...
Introducing a Brand New BrainPOP ELL!
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We are thrilled to launch our redesigned, mobile-friendly BrainPOP ELL site. In addition to a fresh new look and exciting new features, we’ve changed our name to BrainPOP ELL (from BrainPOP ESL), reco...
1.6.2 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Ideas for the Story Movie:
Create a map about the sequence of events in the movie. Have students retell what happened.
Make a map about the things Ben and Moby did in each country.
Ideas fo...
3.6.1 Make–Map Ideas
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Make a map about the film Ben and Moby made.
Make a map about your own school.
Make a map about the word “Perspective.”
Use Make-a-Map to create a sorting game about Relative Pronouns. St...
3.5.1 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map that explains how the First Conditional is formed. Use snapshots from the movie, images, or text to illustrate conditions and results or cause and effect sentences.
Make a map about ...
3.4.1 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map illustrating one of the multiple meaning words from this movie: beat or exercise.
Make a map explaining the circulatory system.
Take snapshots of 1-3 moments that give examples of...
3.3.1. Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map about the reasons why Ben thinks Moby has forgotten his birthday. Use present perfect sentences.
Make a map about the birthday cards Ben has received.
Make a map about the things ...
3.2.1 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Make a map about things the fortune teller tells Ben about his future.
Make a map about a carnival.
Make a map illustrating examples of conjunctions.
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3.1.1 Make-a-Map Ideas
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Create a map that illustrates how to form the passive.
Make a map about one of the vocabulary words, such as “endangered,” “extinct,” “species,” or “habitat.”
Make a map about one or several...
