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This is a very simple exercise that you can use everyday when using flashcards to make it much easier & more fun!

Go through your flashcards with the children first…and when finished, lay them down face up around the children.

Have then call out the name of the card…and have the children race to slap the card. It becomes a game. I like to play my harmonica, and when the music stops, call out the name. It gets the kids dancing, clapping, and learning. When finished, have them count their cards and repeat what they’ve slapped. Give it a try, it will make flashcard more interesting rather than a task.

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David Deubelbeiss

July 29th, 2009 at 8:00 pm

Here is a site by a modern languages teacher with loads of ideas for using flashcards in the classroom….. I’ll post more of my own ways shortly!

http://changing-phase.blogspot.com/2009/07/lets-flashcard.html#comment-form

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