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Card 6 physically outside the classroom
- 1. Physically Outside the Classroom Card 6 http://classroomrecipe.blogspot.co.uk
- 2. Why Why use this card? Benefits classroom users’ will get when they use this card: • Creating outside classroom activities. • Making going outside the classroom easier. • Breaking everyday routine and offering new learning experiences. • Extending classroom space and connecting students with outside the classroom. • Stimulating and motivating students by creating a kinetic activity. 2Card 6
- 3. How What do you need to apply this card? How to apply this card. 3 What do you need in order to apply this idea? • Picnic equipment. • Divide students into groups with each group bringing a picnic blanket to sit on. • Teacher can pack her/his teaching tools in the picnic basket. • Picnic with healthy food. Card 6
- 4. How What do you need to apply this card? How to apply this card. 4Card 6
- 5. How What do you need to apply this card? How to apply this card. 5 How to apply this idea. 1. Create a picnic mood by creating a toolkit for going outside the classroom physically. Pack your picnic basket, picnic blanket, teaching tools and healthy picnic food. Card 6
- 6. How What do you need to apply this card? How to apply this card. 6 2. Teacher can ask students to cook healthy food to bring to the picnic and create a competition between students for the best recipe. 3. Teachers can use the food as a teaching tool. Card 6
- 7. How What do you need to apply this card? How to apply this card. 7 4. Teacher could use a cooperative teaching strategy by asking each group of students to sit on a blanket. 5. If the weather means the teacher cannot go outside, she/he can use this idea inside the classroom, organising the tables and chairs in a U- shape and sitting on the floor on the picnic blanket. Card 6
- 8. 8 How What do you need to apply this card? How to apply this card. Card 6
- 9. What What do teachers expect when using this card? How might the learning space look? 9 Since this card idea can be applied outside the classroom space, there is no image to show what teacher s might expect when using this card or how the classroom space might look. Card 6
- 10. Apply and Share #Classroom_Design_Recipes #Outside_Classroom_Physically #your_name 10Card 6 http://classroomrecipe.blogspot.co.uk To share your work, please send it to this email Classroom.Recipe@gmail.com