Global Perspectives: Day 1 Activities

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Froggy Jumps Global Perspectives: Day 1 ActivitiesVersión en línea Intro activities for observation & speaking por RAMESH NAGA SRAVANA LAKSHMI 1 What is the first activity called in Day 1: Global Perspectives? a Think-Pair-Share b Act & Guess c Picture Talk 2 What skill does Picture Talk primarily develop? a Observation & Speaking b Reading & Writing c Listening & Memory 3 In Picture Talk, what do students respond to after seeing flashcards? a What did you eat? b What do you see? c Where are you from? 4 Which activity involves comparing two pictures to identify a difference? a Think-Pair-Share b Same or Different Game c Act & Guess 5 What is the key question asked during the Same or Different Game? a Same or different? b Who is it? c What happened last? 6 What happens in Think–Pair–Share? a Sing a short song b Write a paragraph c Discuss with a partner and share with class 7 What does each pair receive in Think–Pair–Share? a A map b Two flashcards c One flashcard 8 Which activity involves acting out a scenario for others to guess? a Act & Guess b Picture Talk c Same or Different Game 9 In Act & Guess, which example could be used? a Reading a book b Acting eating c Drawing a picture 10 What overall goal links the four activities? a Memorization of facts b Individual silent work c Develop observation, thinking, speaking and collaboration

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Global Perspectives: Day 1 ActivitiesVersión en línea

Intro activities for observation & speaking

por RAMESH NAGA SRAVANA LAKSHMI

What is the first activity called in Day 1: Global Perspectives?

Think-Pair-Share

Act & Guess

Picture Talk

What skill does Picture Talk primarily develop?

Observation & Speaking

Reading & Writing

Listening & Memory

In Picture Talk, what do students respond to after seeing flashcards?

What did you eat?

What do you see?

Where are you from?

Which activity involves comparing two pictures to identify a difference?

Think-Pair-Share

Same or Different Game

Act & Guess

What is the key question asked during the Same or Different Game?

Same or different?

Who is it?

What happened last?

What happens in Think–Pair–Share?

Sing a short song

Write a paragraph

Discuss with a partner and share with class

What does each pair receive in Think–Pair–Share?

A map

Two flashcards

One flashcard

Which activity involves acting out a scenario for others to guess?

Act & Guess

Picture Talk

Same or Different Game

In Act & Guess, which example could be used?

Reading a book

Acting eating

Drawing a picture

What overall goal links the four activities?

Memorization of facts

Individual silent work

Develop observation, thinking, speaking and collaboration

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Global Perspectives: Day 1 ActivitiesVersión en línea

por RAMESH NAGA SRAVANA LAKSHMI

What is the first activity called in Day 1: Global Perspectives?

What skill does Picture Talk primarily develop?

In Picture Talk, what do students respond to after seeing flashcards?

Which activity involves comparing two pictures to identify a difference?

What is the key question asked during the Same or Different Game?

What happens in Think–Pair–Share?

What does each pair receive in Think–Pair–Share?

Which activity involves acting out a scenario for others to guess?

In Act & Guess, which example could be used?

What overall goal links the four activities?

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