Teaching through music
Submitted 5 years ago
Community Review for Flocabulary
Amanda W.
All Saints Academy
Winter Haven FL, US
My Take
I think this technology tool is interactive and engaging. It gets the students out of their seats and dancing while learning through music. It was wonderful to hear some of the students sing the specific song out at recess for fun. I found that this technology tool offers a great way for students to learn, move around, and understand different topics through music.
How I Use It
I taught math and science. This was an interactive and engaging way for my students to learn through music multiplication, division, fractions; as well as, the solar system, energy, and force and motion. The students were able to sing along and also sing without the lyrics when the song came on during the lesson.
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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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