15 Ways to Engage Students with Task Cards

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Do you use task cards? How can we get the most out of them in our language classrooms? Task cards are useful tools for building engagement, supporting proficiency, and adding variety to your routines. In this episode, we’re looking at 15 creative ways to use task cards. You might already have a few that you like to use, and after this episode you have lots more.

Blog Post with all 15 ways to use task cards in your language classroom.

Topics in this Episode:

• what task cards are
• what to put on task cards
• 15 ways to use task cards in the language classroom
  • Warm-Ups (Do Nows)
  • Fast Finishers
  • Exit Ticket
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  • Scoot
  • Differentiation
  • Back to Back
  • Traditional Board Games
  • Quiz Games
  • Interactive Bulletin Board
  • Scavenger Hunt
  • Individual Boards
  • Sub Activity
  • Binder Sheets
  • Assessments

Blog Post with all 15 ways to use task cards in your language classroom.

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