Flocabulary is a great cite for all ages. Students can learn difficult to remember content through songs and videos.
Submitted 8 years ago
Community Review for Flocabulary
Julia B.
Ridge High School
Basking Ridge NJ, US
My Take
Flocabulary is a motivating engaging way to teach students difficult vocabulary and concepts in all subject areas.
How I Use It
I used this product to help my students learn the parts of speech. The catchy lyrics in the song helped my students really get a grasp of the different types of nouns, verbs, and adjectives. I really like that this cite had various resources such as the audio of the song, the PDF of the song (with words missing that the students must fill in as the listen to the song), a video, and an activity. What I didn't like is that in order to gain full access you must pay for it.
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Anne G.
May 2, 2022
Fun and engaging ways for students to learn!
The large variety of lessons on the website are great for me to see what my students are interested in and for me to do my lesson plans around. I love the usage of hip-hop music since some students would only be able to experience this kind of music at home or on their own. Incorporating it into informative and exciting videos allows students to connect more with what they are learning. The website is also easy to use. I would not recommend relying solely on this website, but it is a great starting point that teachers can create activities or further lessons from.
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Tayvonne R.
February 1, 2022
Why we do not like flocabulary
I do not like this app because it uses profound words and my students say they are too advanced for this app the are very well behaved and very intelligent for this app.
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Kimberly C.
June 28, 2021
Great way to engage students in the content using hip hop and beats!
I think flocabulary is a great tool that can be used in every content area. I like that the students can get out of their seats and sing/rap along while moving and grooving.
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